At Boston Logan International Airport, a customer unintentionally opened an incident exit door during driving, which caused a headache to occur aboard a JetBlue trip. The unique, identified as Angel Luis Torres Morales of Puerto Rico, was immediately restrained by other people, according to officials.
The incident occurred around 7: 30 am on JetBlue journey 161, which was bound for San Juan, Puerto Rico. The crisis slide” immediately and without warning,” according to Massachusetts State Police spokeswoman Tim McGuirk, was opened by Torres Morales without warning when the overwing exit door” so abruptly and without warning.” The airport stated in a speech that the flight was delayed before moving to a different plane.
A tense picture was described by the passengers on board. Freddy Wynn, a fellow traveler, reported to WCVB-TV that Torres Morales had been having a fight with his partner over a phone just before the incident. ” I guess the partner wanted to see the wife’s phone, and she doesn’t let him see. In a video he took while on the plane, Wynn explained that he then rose up, ran down the center hall, and grabbed the incident door.
Wynn added that people began yelling in disbelief. ” They were like freaking out”, he said. ” They were like,’ Stop, prevent!'”
On Wednesday, Torres Morales was charged with bringing an aircraft-related offense to the Boston Municipal Court in the East Boston department. He entered a not-guilty plea and will next appear in court once more on March 4.
