Yoga classes in the plane caused an emergency landing of the liner

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The plane of the American airline United Airlines, en route from Honolulu International Airport to Tokyo’s Narita Airport, returned to Hawaii because of a violent passenger who took up yoga in flight.

The event occurred 26 March. The pilot decided to deploy the aircraft after he heard that a South Korean citizen Tyhyon Peh shouted at the crew members and pushed his wife.

Pe told the FBI that he didn’t want to sit in a chair while eating, so he went to the back of the plane to do yoga and meditate. He became very angry when his wife and cabin crew told him to return to his seat. The report says that he pushed his wife, because he thought that she was together with the guides.

He also tried to butt and bite the marines who were passengers on board and tried to seat him back in the chair. He also threatened to kill the passengers and shouted that there was no God.

In the circumstances, the commander decided to return to the airport of departure.

According to the prosecutor, Tyhyon Pe should be kept in custody, as he represents a danger to himself, his wife and others. During his arrest, he was kept under surveillance in the cell, as he enters the risk zone and may harm himself.

The judge ruled that the rowdy can be released on bail 25 thousand dollars, but on condition that he will not leave the island of Oahu and will be examined by a psychiatrist.

Lawyer Tyhyona Peh said that his client 72 year. He is a retired farmer and arrived with his wife in Hawaii to celebrate their 40 wedding anniversary.

According to the lawyer, Mr. Peh recently took up yoga - it helps him cope with anxiety. The defense attorney explains his behavior on the plane due to prolonged insomnia - the bully told the FBI that he could not sleep properly for the last 11 days.

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