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Passenger duct-taped to first-class seat after racial slurs on American Airlines flight

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An American Airlines flight traveling from Dallas-Fort Worth to Newark was diverted to Baltimore on September 3 following an onboard disturbance. During the flight, a passenger became violent, necessitating intervention from crew members and fellow passengers to restrain the individual using duct tape. The flight landed safely in Baltimore, where the passenger was taken into custody by law enforcement upon arrival at the gate.

Reports indicate that the disruption occurred approximately two hours into the flight. While some accounts highlight the use of racial slurs by the passenger as a component of the incident, others focus primarily on the physical violence that led to the decision to restrain the individual.

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VnExpress International (VN) Highlights the use of racial slurs during the incident
Vanguard (NG) Focuses on the physical violence and mid-air disruption
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