EasyJet passenger shouted ‘death to Trump’ and ‘I’ve got a bomb’ | UK | News
Passengers on the Easyjet flight were thrown into a high -betting drama when they had to restrict a man shouting about a bomb, and led to an emergency descent to Glasgow Airport.
The man racked his hands and shouted “Allahu Akbar”, followed by the intense scene, followed by a “bomb” and the next “Death to America” and “Death to Trump”. The images show that the passengers took action, that the man puts the man on the ground and protected him against the corridor floor, one person pulled down a green jacket man.
After a worrying incident, the plane made an emergency landing. Bir The pilot explained that he had an emergency landing and dropped the plane very quickly, dedi a passenger said, choosing to remain anonymous to Sun.
The same passenger told the terrible moment: “The word literally on his head ‘Allahu Akbar’ shouting to the toilet. Then ‘I have a bomb, there is a bomb’ he said – at this point people were confused. I thought you were joking, this is a strange joke. ‘
After descending to Glasgow Airport safely, the police officers got on the plane and caught the individual. A 41 -year -old man was detained, Anti -Terrorist officials are now examining the widely shared social media images, Reports the mirror.
An Easyjet spokesman said: “This morning from Luton to Glasgow flight Ezy609, Glasgow was welcomed by the police at arrival, where they got on the plane and took a passenger because of their behavior.
“The crew of Easyjet has been trained to evaluate all situations and act quickly and properly to ensure that the safety of flight and other customers is never endangered. The security and prosperity of our customers and team is always the highest priority of Easyjet.”
A representative from Scotland added: “On Sunday, July 27, 2025, we received a report of a man who caused a discomfort in a flight to Glasgow on Sunday, 2025..
He continued: “We believe that the event contains the event and no one is involved. We are aware of the videos circulating online and they are evaluated by the opposite terrorism officials.”
