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Icare9
13th Jan 2024, 11:45
Sounds to be one of the daftest passengers ever, what did he think he was doing? Wardrobe, toilet?
Some people shouldn't be allowed to roam free.
Air Canada passenger opens cabin door and falls out of plane before take off - forcing a six-hour delay for fellow flyers
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12958977/Air-Canada-passenger-cabin-door-falls-plane.html

KaraokeMan
13th Jan 2024, 18:29
Yikes did he give a reason why?

Sziget
13th Jan 2024, 20:30
Ahh. The famous 777 jumbo jet...

boaclhryul
13th Jan 2024, 20:41
Local news just says "The man in question normally boarded the aircraft, a Boeing 777, but instead of going to his seat, he opened the cabin door at the opposite end of the plane. ... Peel [Region] police confirmed they were called to the scene and determined the man was in a state of crisis when the incident occurred and suffered relatively minor injuries. He was apprehended by police and transported to a local hospital for treatment."

DaveReidUK
13th Jan 2024, 21:42
Local news just says "The man in question normally boarded the aircraft, a Boeing 777, but instead of going to his seat, he opened the cabin door at the opposite end of the plane.

Most reports state that he boarded and immediately open the door opposite the one via which he had entered.

Happened 5 days ago.

oceancrosser
14th Jan 2024, 00:30
Not surprised the way I have seen pax leave their logical thinking behind as they board an airplane.

EEngr
14th Jan 2024, 01:28
Yikes did he give a reason why?
He didn't want to wait for the door to open itself? ;)

Auxtank
14th Jan 2024, 07:00
Local news just says "The man in question normally boarded the aircraft,"

and abnormally deboarded it.

Sailvi767
15th Jan 2024, 02:51
I once had a passenger open an over wing exit because he wanted to insure he knew how to work it. Long delay!

KRviator
15th Jan 2024, 04:07
But did he grab any beers like that JetBlue FA (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JetBlue_flight_attendant_incident) did?

Gizm0
16th Jan 2024, 09:01
Give it a rest guys. The article - and the police comments - clearly indicated that this chap had medical issues. He is very fortunate not to have been severely injured.

Mods: how about deleting this entire thread??

Pilot DAR
22nd Jan 2024, 00:17
The local Toronto news is reporting another attempt, this one during cruise LHR to YYZ

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/man-attempts-open-door-mid-flight-1.7090608