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US man duct-taped to seat afterattacking passenger mid-flight, racial abuse

An American Airlines flight traveling from Dallas to Newark had to make an unexpected stop in Baltimore due to a disruptive passenger. The individual reportedly attacked another traveler and directed racial insults toward a flight attendant. Thanks to the quick actions of retired

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Pranjal Pandey5 Sept 2026, 03:27 amUpdated 1h ago1 min readWorldWorld
US man duct-taped to seat after attacking passenger mid-flight, racial abuse

World — Pranjal Pandey

An American Airlines flight traveling from Dallas to Newark had to make an unexpected stop in Baltimore due to a disruptive passenger. The individual reportedly attacked another traveler and directed racial insults toward a flight attendant. Thanks to the quick actions of retired law enforcement officer Juan Mejia and a vigilant flight attendant, the passenger was subdued using zip ties and duct tape for safety.

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Source: Times of India · Pranjal Pandey. Published 5 Sept 2026, 03:27 am.

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