Massachusetts State Police said the passenger was added to the airline's 'no fly' list.
A U.S. flight bound for Amsterdam was forced to divert to Boston Friday night following a disturbance by a passenger.
Massachusetts State Police confirm a disturbance was reported onboard a Delta flight from Detroit, Michigan, to Amsterdam, around 8:12 p.m. The plane was diverted to Terminal A at Boston Logan International Airport, and state police removed one person from that flight upon its arrival.Get New England news, weather forecasts and entertainment stories to your inbox.
The passenger, whose name was not released by police, was escorted to the public side of security and allowed to gather their luggage, state police said.A Mass. State Police spokesperson said no charges are noted as being pursed by the agency, however they cannot say for sure the FBI will not charge the unruly passenger.
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