The man, who was believed to be drunk, allegedly became aggressive and demanded to speak to the pilot. 9News
A "wild" plane passenger on a Russian flight was sticky-taped to his seat for reportedly trying to enter the cockpit.
The man, who was believed to be drunk, allegedly became aggressive and demanded to speak to the pilot,He then began to swear at crew and other passengers during the four-hour domestic trip from Mineralnye Vody to Novosibirsk in Russia.One witness said the man, aged in his 50s, was behaving like a "wild bear" during the flight.
The passenger was arrested when the plane landed in Novosibirsk, where he "continued his wild behaviour", a spokesperson for the Interior Ministry said.Police said the man was highly intoxicated before he boarded the flight.
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