Passengers restrain a man onboard a Frontier Airlines flight to Chicago's O'Hare

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Passengers restrain a man onboard a Frontier Airlines flight to Chicago's O'Hare on Sunday after he reportedly tried to open an emergency exit door in an attempt to jump off the plane mid-flight.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, Frontier Airlines flight 3345 heading from San Juan, Puerto Rico to O'Hare was diverted to Miami International Airport about 11:55 p.m. after the crew reported a passenger disturbance. The flight then landed safely in Miami, the FAA said.

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2 +1 death_to_all_killers 2 weeks ago

Spit out that Hubba Bubba, I hate it when people chew gum.

12 +1 Amine666worldwatch 2 weeks ago

Dude had cauliflower ears and a jiu jitsu shirt… he’s been dreaming of this is whole life

1 +1 Swedishtroll69 2 weeks ago

@Amine666worldwatch

Yes a regular swinger. Dove right into the party.

8 +1 QuartPlus8oz 2 weeks ago

If he is a Puerto Rican he is an animal not meant to live in civilization and hold citizenship in the United States. I am surprised there are not as many gangland massacre videos from there on here.

Trump should work out a deal with Spain to cede PR back for a favorable deal. Maybe throw it in a deal with Denmark for mineral rights in Greenland. They are fucking Carib Indians who were cannibals. The church gave its blessing to genocide the natives in Cuba for that reason. He says he is a master deal maker.

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2 +1 Satanbaby2 2 weeks ago

wadafuksidoin

10 +1 Cripple 2 weeks ago

Lucky for everyone on board.

There was a super buff guy with a jiu-jit-su tee shirt on that really was trained in that martial art.

3 +1 FacelessMen 2 weeks ago

Tried to open emergency exit door during flight? Idiot. LOL. Airplane doors are designed so they open INWARD first and then outward. Because of their shape and size, they CANNOT swing inward against the high cabin pressure compared to the lower outside air pressure at cruising altitude. LOL.