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Passenger Attempts Hijack of Volaris Flight 3041, Diverted Safely to Guadalajara

A passenger tried to hijack a domestic flight, threatening crew and passengers before being subdued and arrested.

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Updated: Dec 9th, 2024, 5:37 AM ET

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On December 8, a 31-year-old Mexican national attempted to hijack Volaris Flight 3041 during its journey from El Bajío to Tijuana. The man, who threatened a flight attendant and partially opened a plane door, was subdued by crew members. The flight was diverted to Guadalajara, where the suspect was arrested. Authorities reported he claimed a relative was kidnapped and he received a death threat. No injuries occurred among passengers or crew, and Volaris has stated that passenger safety is their top priority.

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