Overview

• Emergency landing at Glasgow Airport followed his mid-flight bomb threat and chants of religious and political slogans, prompting passengers to restrain him
• He faces charges under the UK Air Navigation Order for assaulting crew and endangering aircraft safety but is not charged under terrorism laws
• Police Scotland carried out precautionary searches of the plane and surrounding airport areas and confirmed no explosives or weapons were found
• Counter-terrorism officers are reviewing viral video footage of the disturbance as part of the continuing investigation
• EasyJet has confirmed full cooperation with authorities following the July 27 incident on flight U2 6477 from London Luton to Glasgow