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Sun, Jan 04, 2004

Unruly Passenger Disrupts Hawaii Flight

Tennessee Man Arrested Upon Landing

For all the extra security at airports over the holidays, the only serious threat to surface amid the hush-hush and the "nothing to see here" comments from Washington occurred -- not on a foreign flight, but on a domestic run from Detroit (MI) to Honolulu (HI). The suspect wasn't a foreign terrorist, but a 31-year old American from Tennessee, who allegedly told members of the flight crew he "needed to go to the cockpit."

Brandon Gabriel Brines is being held in a federal detention facility next to the airport in Hawaii. He's accused of interfering with a flight crew.

A spokesman for the Hawaii Department of Transportation says two flight attendants and two off-duty airline workers subdued Brine about two hours before landing in Hawaii. No injuries were reported. Northwest Airlines Flight 923 landed without incident.

FMI: www.nwa.com

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