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That is the second fearless passengers deal with a person to the bottom and duct tape him after he tried to open the door mid-flight on an American Airways aircraft to Chicago.
Footage exhibits 5 males on American Airways flight 1219 holding down the unruly passenger after he tried to open the emergency exit door half-hour after the aircraft departed Albuquerque Worldwide Sunport.
Because of the incident, which noticed fellow passengers restrain the person with duck-tape, the Boeing 737 needed to return to New Mexico and landed again in Albuquerque at 2.40pm MST yesterday.
One of many fearless passengers taking over the person was Zach Etkind, host of the Barstool Sports activities sequence Donnie Does.
He shared pictures of the incident on X, previously referred to as Twitter, with the caption: ‘half-hour after departing Albuquerque I used to be shaken out of my Panda Specific and Tequila induced stupor by a person making an attempt to aggressively open the airplane door 4 rows again.
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Footage exhibits 5 males on American Airways flight 1219 holding down an unruly passenger after he tried to open the emergency exit door half-hour after the aircraft departed Albuquerque Worldwide Sunport for Chigago
![An American Airlines crew member was seen on video as he used duct tape to restrain the unnamed man's legs as well as flex cuffs for his hands](https://i0.wp.com/i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/21/10/81524435-13108031-An_American_Airlines_crew_member_was_seen_on_video_as_he_used_du-m-20_1708510241653.jpg?resize=306%2C553&ssl=1)
![The crew member used duct tape to restrain the man's feet and legs](https://i0.wp.com/i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/21/10/81524441-13108031-image-a-21_1708510246731.jpg?resize=306%2C553&ssl=1)
An American Airways crew member was seen on video as he used duct tape to restrain the unnamed man’s legs in addition to flex cuffs for his palms
‘Me and 5 different dudes needed to wrestle him into the aisle, duct tape his legs, and throw flexi-cuffs on him.’
He later shared an image of the person being led off the plane by police with the caption: ‘Girls and gents, we obtained him!’
After his heroic intervention, Etkind instructed Fox Information: ‘In the meanwhile there was simply an excessive amount of happening to be panicking, however it was very scary.’
He mentioned he was about to go to sleep when the commotion across the unruly passenger induced him to leap out of his seat and assist different flyers who have been making an attempt to subdue the person.
‘So I jumped out of my seat, ran over, and we in all probability had about like 4 or 5 guys who have been making an attempt to tear off this man who was clinging to and pulling on the [emergency door] deal with,’ he added.
‘As soon as we obtained him off of the door, we moved him to the aisle, and all of us held down his legs and arms.’
One other passenger wrote on X how she felt ‘an enormous gush of wind come out of nowhere’ when the passenger tried to open the emergency door.
![The picture above shows the unruly passenger being led off and arrested by local law enforcement officers](https://i0.wp.com/i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/21/09/81523057-13108031-image-m-4_1708507599751.jpg?resize=634%2C757&ssl=1)
The image above exhibits the unruly passenger being led off and arrested by native regulation enforcement officers
An American Airways crew member was seen on video as he used duct tape to restrain the unnamed man’s legs in addition to flex cuffs for his palms.
The person was put in an empty row of seats in the back of the aircraft till the plane landed again in Albuquerque.
Footage exhibits him being led off and arrested by native regulation enforcement officers.
The Albuquerque Division of the FBI is reportedly investigating the incident.
A spokesperson for American Airways instructed Dailymail.com: ‘American Airways flight 1219 with service from Albuquerque (ABQ) to Chicago (ORD) returned to ABQ shortly after takeoff as a result of a disturbance within the cabin involving a disruptive buyer.
‘The flight landed safely and the plane was met by native regulation enforcement upon arrival.’