Overview
- On July 27, an EasyJet flight from Luton to Glasgow made an emergency landing after a 41-year-old man emerged from the lavatory shouting bomb threats in Arabic and threats against President Trump.
- Passengers subdued the suspect by pulling him to the floor and immobilizing him, averting potential harm.
- Police arrested the man upon landing at Glasgow Airport and reported no injuries onboard.
- Authorities confirmed that no explosives were found on board and have handed a viral passenger video to anti-terrorism investigators.
- The suspect remains in custody under investigation by specialist aviation security and counterterrorism units.