Pilot Forced to Call Police on ‘Disruptive Passenger,’ Drags Him Out of Bathroom

Invited guests for the world premiere of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner are reflected in the fuselage of the aircraft at the 787 assembly plant in Everett, Washington, on July 8, 2007. Robert Sorbo/Reuters

Seventy-five minutes into its 11-hour flight from New Zealand to Chile, a LATAM Airlines plane had to turn back because of a “disruptive passenger.”

The flight was 466 miles in the air on the night of May 3 when the decision to turn around was made in an effort to protect the people on board, Stuff reported.