Man tied to seat by fellow passengers after ruckus allegedly erupts on international Sydney-bound flight

The incident happened with six hours remaining on the flight, which is due to land in Sydney on Thursday night.

Emma Kirk
NewsWire
An international flight bound for Sydney has been thrown into chaos after passengers were forced to tied a man to his seat after he allegedly began acting erratically.
An international flight bound for Sydney has been thrown into chaos after passengers were forced to tied a man to his seat after he allegedly began acting erratically. Credit: istock

An international flight bound for Sydney has been thrown into chaos after passengers were forced to tied a man to his seat after he allegedly began acting erratically.

The Daily Telegraph reports the male passenger was acting aggressively and erratically on an Emirates flight.

He was tackled by other passengers and bound to his seat with cable ties.

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The incident happened with six hours remaining on the flight, which is due to land in Sydney on Thursday night.

Australian Federal Police (AFP) declined to comment.

Passengers reportedly used cable ties to bind a another passenger to a seat after they were acting aggressively. Picture: NewsWire/Tertius Pickard
Passengers reportedly used cable ties to bind a another passenger to a seat after they were acting aggressively. NewsWire/Tertius Pickard Credit: News Corp Australia

NewsWire has contacted Emirates for comment.

More to come.

Originally published on NewsWire

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