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Cathay Pacific Passenger Arrested After Attempting to Open Airbus A350 Door

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Cathay Pacific Passenger Arrested After Attempting to Open Airbus A350 Door
Hong Kong authorities arrested a passenger for attempting to open a door on Cathay Pacific flight CX811 mid-journey.

Key Points

  • 1A 20-year-old passenger was arrested in Hong Kong for attempting to open an external door on Cathay Pacific flight CX811.
  • 2The mid-flight incident occurred on an Airbus A350 traveling from Boston, Massachusetts, to Hong Kong.
  • 3Cathay Pacific crew ensured the door remained secure, with no injuries reported, and the aircraft landed safely.
  • 4Hong Kong Police Force has taken over the investigation into the serious aviation security breach.

Hong Kong authorities arrested a 20-year-old male from China following an incident on Cathay Pacific flight CX811. The passenger allegedly attempted to open an external door mid-flight on the Airbus A350, which was en route from Boston, Massachusetts, to Hong Kong. The incident occurred during the 15-hour journey.

Cathay Pacific confirmed that its cabin crew immediately addressed the situation, ensuring the door remained securely closed. No injuries were reported among passengers or crew, and the aircraft landed safely in Hong Kong as scheduled. The airline stated that the incident was reported to relevant authorities and the police, and the case has now been handed over to the Hong Kong Police Force for further investigation. Cathay Pacific emphasized its commitment to customer and crew safety.

Topics

Cathay PacificAirbus A350Flight SafetyPassenger ArrestHong KongAviation Security

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