Overview
- Flight EZY609 made an emergency descent on July 27 after Nayak emerged from the lavatory shouting he had a bomb and anti-Trump slogans
- Passengers and crew subdued Nayak in the aisle until the plane landed safely at Glasgow Airport, where Police Scotland arrested him
- Police Scotland confirmed no explosives were found, no accomplices were involved and Nayak faces charges of assault and endangering aircraft safety
- Counter-terrorism officers are reviewing videos of the incident circulating online to determine if there was any wider threat
- Nayak appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court, remains remanded in custody and is due back in court next Wednesday