A United Airlines Boeing plane turned around midflight and landed in Sydney, Australia on Monday. (Credit: New York Aviation/LOCAL NEWS X/TMX)
A United Airlines passenger let out “blood-curdling screams” during a “vicious” attack by another flier on a San Francisco to Washington, D.C. flight this week, a witness says.
The airline tells FOX Business that “Thanks to the quick action of our crew and customers, one passenger was restrained after becoming physically aggressive toward another customer” onboard United Flight 2247 on Monday.
“He was just very violently and very aggressively just pummeling the guy who was in the window seat who was in front of me and it was vicious. This wasn’t like a bar room, I’m going to throw a couple of punches around, I mean this was vicious,” Sandhya Gupta told KGO following the incident.
The FBI says the suspect, Everett Nelson, was walking…
