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A first flight triggered a "pandemonium" on a GoAir flight when he took the emergency door to the toilet.
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A passenger on a GoAir flight between Delhi and Patna, India, created a "pandemonium" while attempting to open the emergency entrance flight, claiming that he had confused it with the toilet.
Other passengers on board the Saturday flight said the man, a young pilot in his 20s, started firing on the door and "needed to use the toilet urgently." ".
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When people understood what he was trying to do, they alerted the crew members, who persuaded him to return to his seat for the remainder of the flight.
Sanowar Khan, the officer in charge of the local police, told the Times of India that there was a "pandemonium" while the man was trying to unlock the exit door. Some passengers would have even struggled with the man and would have been injured in the fight.
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), a branch of the Indian security forces at the airports, told the Times that the man had successfully unlocked the door but failed to open it. because of the cabin pressure. However, a spokesman for the airline said he was also unable to unblock it, according to The Independent.
Once the flight landed safely, the man was placed in custody and interrogated by the authorities, who felt that the incident was a real mistake. "There was no ulterior motive behind his act," Khan told the Times.
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This is not the first time a passenger has breached the emergency exit door of a flight. Earlier this year, a 25-year-old man who flew from Hainan Province in southern China to Sichuan, China, was preparing to disembark when he deployed the emergency exit. of the device.
A passenger in China said he opened the emergency exit door by accident.
He said that he was feeling hot and pushed on the window handle, not realizing that it would open the door. The man was fined more than $ 11,000 and reportedly detained for 15 days "for unauthorized removal of aviation facilities".
Michael Bartiromo of Fox News contributed to this report.
