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A major terrorist attack may occur in the US. But the alert flight attendant left no chance for the attacker. Previously, an employee of the plane during a flight from Las Vegas to Newark saw a 25-year-old passenger writing messages on his phone saying: "I'm going to hijack this plane" and "I'd like to destroy it." The flight attendant immediately went to the cockpit, while maintaining the safety protocol. The crew immediately began the procedure of blocking the flight: the pilots informed the dispatchers and returned the plane to the airport. After landing, the suspect was arrested. He posted $10,000 bail and was released pending a scheduled court hearing. Passengers had to spend the night at the airport while the crew rested. In the morning, the plane flew to Newark as originally planned, the "New York Post" reports. Our resources: Telegram Video VK YouTube RUTUBE Max Zen.

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A major terrorist attack may occur in the US. But the alert flight attendant left no chance for the attacker. Previously, an employee of the plane during a flight from Las Vegas to Newark saw a 25-year-old passenger writing messages on his phone saying: "I'm going to hijack this plane" and "I'd like to destroy it." The flight attendant immediately went to the cockpit, while maintaining the safety protocol. The crew immediately began the procedure of blocking the flight: the pilots informed the dispatchers and returned the plane to the airport. After landing, the suspect was arrested. He posted $10,000 bail and was released pending a scheduled court hearing. Passengers had to spend the night at the airport while the crew rested. In the morning, the plane flew to Newark as originally planned, the "New York Post" reports. Our resources: Telegram Video VK YouTube RUTUBE Max Zen.

A major terrorist attack may occur in the US. But the alert flight attendant left no chance for the attacker. Previously, an employee of the plane during a flight from Las Vegas to Newark saw a 25-year-old passenger writing messages on his phone saying: "I'm going to hijack this plane" and "I'd like to destroy it." The flight attendant immediately went to the cockpit, while maintaining the safety protocol. The crew immediately began the procedure of blocking the flight: the pilots informed the dispatchers and returned the plane to the airport. After landing, the suspect was arrested. He posted $10,000 bail and was released pending a scheduled court hearing. Passengers had to spend the night at the airport while the crew rested. In the morning, the plane flew to Newark as originally planned, the "New York Post" reports. Our resources: Telegram Video VK YouTube RUTUBE Max Zen.

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