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Terror probe as man charged over disturbance on Easyjet flight to Glasgow Man in court after Easyjet flight disturbance
(about 8 hours later)
The EasyJet flight was heading from Luton to Glasgow Airport (file photo) The EasyJet flight was heading from Luton to Glasgow Airport
A man has been arrested and charged over a disturbance on an Easyjet flight from Luton to Glasgow Airport on Sunday. A man has appeared in court over a disturbance on an Easyjet flight from Luton to Glasgow Airport on Sunday.
Police boarded the aircraft after it landed in Glasgow at 08:20 and arrested the 41-year-old. Abhay Nayak, 41 was arrested and charged after the flight landed at about 08:20 on Sunday morning.
He is due to appear at Paisley Sheriff Court on Monday. Mr Nayak, of Luton, entered no plea at Paisley Sheriff Court over charges of assault and endangering the safety of an aircraft.
Footage has been circulating online showing a man on an aircraft who appears to shout "death to America, death to Trump" and "Allahu Akbar" - an Arabic phrase meaning "God is great". Counter-terror police had initially assessed video footage of the incident. Mr Nayak is not facing terrorism charges.
Two men then tackle him and pin him to the floor of the plane. Police Scotland said the footage was being assessed by counter-terrorism officers.
The force said it believed the incident was contained and nobody else was involved. A video shared online showed a man on the aircraft who appears to shout "death to America, death to Trump" and "Allahu Akbar" - an Arabic phrase meaning "God is greatest".
A spokesperson said a man was arrested and inquiries were ongoing. Two men then tackle him and pin him to the floor of the plane.
Mr Nayak was remanded in custody to appear in court again next week.