Passenger arrested after flight from Australia to Malaysia returns to Sydney in 'emergency incident'
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A flight from Australia to Malaysia returned to Sydney, where a disruptive passenger was arrested hours later in what police described as an “emergency incident.”
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A flight from Australia to Malaysia returned to Sydney, where a disruptive passenger was arrested hours later in what police described as an “emergency incident.”
A 45-year-old man has been arrested after he allegedly disrupted a Malaysian Airlines flight from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur which was forced to turn around mid-flight and land back in Sydney International Airport, police say.
A flight from Sydney, Australia, to Malaysia had to return to Sydney because of a "disruptive passenger." The passenger was arrested once the plane landed back in Sydney.
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