Passengers Use Duct Tape to Restrain Man Allegedly Attempting to Open Door Mid-Flight on American Airlines to Texas

A disruptive passenger on an American Airlines flight from Milwaukee to Dallas-Fort Worth had to be restrained and tied up with duct tape by fellow passengers after attempting to open an aircraft door mid-flight. The incident occurred when the unruly passenger from Canada told a flight attendant he needed to exit the aircraft immediately. The flight attendant called for help as the passenger became more agitated and attempted to rush towards the cabin door. Passengers, including Doug McCright and Charlie Boris, intervened to subdue the man and prevent a potential disaster. Eventually, the unruly passenger was restrained with duct tape and the plane landed safely at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The passenger was taken for evaluation and the investigation is ongoing. American Airlines expressed gratitude towards the passengers and crew for managing the situation and emphasized the importance of safety and security on their flights. The use of duct tape as a restraint measure in this incident was deemed necessary for ensuring the safety of everyone on board. Passengers and crew members who witnessed and assisted in restraining the unruly passenger are being commended for their quick thinking and actions during the ordeal.

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