Border passengers overwhelmed after slamming the plane window during flight after being asked to move their seats

After being asked to move, punch and kick the seat, a passenger heading to Houston on the Border Airlines to Houston broke out until a floor of windows on the plane broke.

Houston police said they were notified of a “aggressive passenger” on F9 4856 flight outside Denver but refused to name the man because the airline reportedly refused to pay so far.

The officer encountered an airplane at the gate and was seen as a restrained man sitting in a wheelchair.

The incident began when passenger Victoria Clark told Houston ABC Station when someone asked the man to move his seat.

“The lady in front of the gentlemen asked to move the seats, and when she did, he started kicking a lot and began slamming the windows,” Clark said.

She added: “He’s horrible.”

Passengers said there were no police or air marshals on the plane, so travelers, including a veteran, jumped out to detain the man with a zipper tie and shoelace.

“Was anyone having a belt when hearing the stewardess screaming along the aisle? Anyone has shoe ropes, which is absolutely frightening.” Good morning USA.

Passengers photographed a broken window with nearby blood stains in flight.

According to Khou, the FBI was involved in investigating the incident.

The incident was conducted under a strict review of safety conditions in the U.S. aviation system.

Last week, an American Airlines regional jet collided with a U.S. military helicopter near Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, killing 67 people.

Just a few days later, a medical jet crashed shortly after taking off from Philadelphia with a girl heading to the United States for medical treatment and landed in a busy residential area.

Meanwhile, in Seattle, Japan Airlines’ plane hit a Delta plane while taxiing on the runway.

Federal officials are investigating all three accidents.