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A passenger on a Peshawar-Dubai PK-283 flight crated ruckus mid-air when he suddenly started punching seats and kicking the aircraft’s window, causing extreme trouble for other passengers onboard the flight.
A passenger on a Pakistan International Airline (PIA) suddenly started punching seats and kicking the aircraft’s window, causing extreme trouble for other passengers. A video of the incident has gone viral.
The passenger was onboard the Peshawar-Dubai PK-283 flight.
#Video A passenger created extreme trouble on a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Peshawar-Dubai PK-283 flight as he suddenly started punching seats and kicking the aircraft’s window. pic.twitter.com/bUZ0ZTVNxw
The crew can be heard saying in the video that the passenger was fine when the flight took off from Karachi.
The video starts with an airline crew member picking up the passenger who was sleeping on the aisle space, blocking the passage. The crew member then made him sit on his seat.
He then instructed the passenger not to get up from his seat. “He is doing all this after the flight took off. He is disturbing all of us, and everyone on the flight is a proof of that,” the crew member can be seen saying in the video.
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