Flight coming from Saudi Arabia to Hyderabad in the air, passenger tried to open emergency door

In a flight coming from Damam in Saudi Arabia to Hyderabad, a passenger tried to open an emergency door during the landing. After this incident, the police have registered a case against him. On Tuesday, a 58 -year -old passenger tried to open an emergency exit door just before landing at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA). During this, he also argued with the flight crew. He works in a private company.

According to a cabin crew complaint, the passenger had an emergency door cover in his hand. While he was trying to put it back, the warning signal went to the control panel of the aircraft. Soon after, the crew members handled the situation and stopped the passenger.

A case has been registered against the passenger based on the complaint made by the airline crew. According to the police officer, the investigation of the matter is going on and further action will be taken.

If a passenger tries to open an emergency door during the flight, serious threats may arise. However, modern aircraft have many security measures, which is almost impossible to do so. Nevertheless, if the door opens somehow, then these can have serious consequences:

Cabin pressure loss
The pressure of the cabin is higher than the external environment while flying in the air. If the emergency door opens, the cabin pressure will end rapidly, due to which there will be a danger of passengers and crew going out.

Due to the shortage of sudden pressure, things and people inside the cabin can pull out rapidly, which can lead to a deadly situation. Apart from this, there is a lack of oxygen in the air at the height. If the pressure is over, the passengers will have difficulty in breathing, which can lead to hypoxia (lack of oxygen).