Aeroflot flight Dubai-Moscow made an emergency landing after “a demon entered a passenger”

A 38-year-old male passenger on an Aeroflot flight from Dubai to Moscow exhibited violent behavior, leading his fellow passengers to secure him with seatbelts. Initially calm, he suddenly became aggressive, yelling and damaging the aircraft's interior. The situation escalated to the point where the flight crew had to intervene, using plastic handcuffs to restrain him. Despite these efforts, he managed to break free and attempted to smash the window, which prompted the emergency landing in Baku, Azerbaijan. Once on the ground, law enforcement apprehended the individual. This incident highlights the challenges airlines face with unruly passengers and the methods used by crews to ensure safety. Such situations not only endanger the flight but also place immense stress on both crew and passengers. Aviation authorities and airlines must prioritize the training of staff in conflict resolution and managing disruptive behavior, as well as consider implementing stricter measures for dealing with passengers exhibiting signs of distress or aggression to maintain safety and prevent future emergencies.