United flight from Chicago makes emergency landing after passenger’s ‘multiple attempts’to breach cockpit

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A United Airlines flight bound forMinneapolis, Minnesota,made an emergency landing in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday after a passenger allegedly attempted to storm the cockpit, according to air traffic control audio.

The flight, which took off from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport at roughly 8 p.m.CDT, “landed safely in Madison, Wisconsin toaddress a security concernwith an unruly passenger,�

The flight landed in Madison’s Dane County Regional Airport roughly 90 minutes after takeoff, according to flight tracking data.

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While United did not reveal the specific nature of the security concern, air traffic control audio from Dane County Regional Airportreviewed by WISNrevealed that the passenger made “multiple attempts to breach the cockpit.”

United Airlines Boeing 777-222ER airplane

A United Airlines Boeing 777-222ER in the blue sky.(iStock)

“I do not believe they ever cuffed him, but they were able to finally get control of him after multiple attempts to try to breach the cockpit,” a crew member says on air traffic control audio. 

“I believe at this point he is seated in a seat and flanked with law enforcement officers on either side.”

Scanner audio from the DaneCounty Sheriff�

“We’re getting word that there is five off-duty law enforcement on the plane that have the individual detained,” a sheriff’s office member can be heard saying.

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