More than a week after a crazed passenger forced a Delta Airlines flight to suddenly stop in Albuquerque, the airline has faced another premature landing—this time from one of its own. An off-duty Delta employee was arrested Friday night after threatening to “take the plane down,” Oklahoma City police told Fox News. Flight #1730 from Los Angeles to Atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing in Oklahoma City. Benjamin Curlee, a passenger, posted a tweet with a TikTok describing an off-duty man in a flight attendant uniform urging passengers to put on their oxygen masks as he prepared to open the flight door mid-flight, though the account has not been verified. The flight ended up spending almost four hours in Oklahoma City before reaching Atlanta.
On Thursday, a Delta flight from L.A. to New York City was forced to land in Detroit after a passenger was considered a safety threat.
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