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A passenger flying for the first time triggered panic during a flight to India as he tried to open the rear exit of the plane, taking him to the bathroom door.
A police spokesman said the 20-year-old man had been seen by other passengers and "challenged the need to use the toilets urgently and continue to shoot. the exit door ".
According to Indian media reports, the cabin crew of the GoAir flight between Delhi and Patna, in northeastern India, was forced to beat the man away from the door. security on arrival.
A spokesman for GoAir said L & # 39; Independent The incident took place on flight G8 149 from 1:45 to Patna on Saturday night. The plane landed safely.
"A passenger was trying to open the back door of the plane while he was in the air," the spokesman said. "A co-passenger triggered the alarm and he was intercepted by the crew. After his arrival, the passenger was handed over to the CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) for further investigation. "
The ICFTU, a branch of the Indian Army responsible for airport security since 2001, has declared to the India time The man had managed to unlock the back door but was unable to open it due to cabin pressure. This claim was contradicted by an airline source who stated that the doors can not be unlocked in the event of a large pressure difference between the cabin and the outside of the aircraft.
The ICSC escorted the man on his arrival to Patna and handed him over to the local police, who questioned him on his motives.
Sanowar Khan, the officer in charge of the local police, said that there was a "pandemonium" in the plane when the young man, banker and new plane, began to try to find out. ;to open the door.
Khan says The telegraph newspaper: "People asked him why he was doing it (trying to open the exit door). He told them that he had to use the toilet urgently and continued to pull the exit door. Pandemonium prevailed in the midst of all this and he was restrained and eventually handed over to us. He said the confusion had occurred because he had boarded a flight for the first time in his life.
Police checked the man's records to confirm he had never flown before and released him later that evening.
