A US Marine, Sgt Maj Jody Armentrout, heroically subdued a disruptive passenger attempting to open an emergency exit on an All Nippon Airways flight from Japan to Texas. Armentrout's quick action, along with assistance from another passenger, led to the man's restraint and the flight's diversion to Seattle. Another passenger was removed for damaging a bathroom door.
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A US Marine, Sgt Maj Jody Armentrout, heroically subdued a disruptive passenger attempting to open an emergency exit on an All Nippon Airways flight from Japan to Texas. Armentrout's quick action, along with assistance from another passenger, led to the man's restraint and the flight's diversion to Seattle. Another passenger was removed for damaging a bathroom door.
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