10 MAY: CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND Two men were met by police when their Jetstar flight landed from Auckland. They had allegedly turned up the volume on their own portable CD player when the crew refused to play the in-flight music louder.
13 MAY SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA Park, 19, allegedly fondled the breasts of the 20-year-old woman seated next to him on a flight from New York to Seoul. He was arrested on arrival.
15 MAY: LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Douglas Taylor was arrested before boarding a Delta Airlines flight due to his intoxicated behaviour.
19 MAY: EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND British Member of Parliament Eric Joyce was arrested in the domestic arrivals area of the airport for allegedly being "abusive and confrontational" when he realised that he had left his mobile phone on a plane but was not allowed to return to the aircraft to retrieve it.
27 MAY: PORTLAND, OREGON Alexander Herrera, 23, was arrested when his Alaska Airlines flight landed after he had tried to open the aircraft’s emergency exit in flight. Other passengers overpowered him and tied him up with shoelaces.
31 MAY: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Paulina
Franoszek, 32, allegedly became disruptive on board an American
Airlines flight from JFK Airport to Barcelona, prompting its diversion to Boston.
SABOTAGE & ATTACKS
13 APRIL: JALALABAD, AFGHANISTAN Militants allegedly fired three missiles at Jalalabad Airport and damaged a civilian helicopter in the process.
14 APRIL: MOGADISHU, SOMALIA Two Turkish workers and a passerby were killed when an explosion occurred near Mogadishu’s Aden Adde International Airport.
17 APRIL: TRIPOLI, LIBYA
A Buraq Air B-737 was shot at as it was preparing to land in Tripoli, damaging the underside of the aircraft.
17 APRIL: EILAT, ISRAEL
Eilat Airport was closed when two Grad rockets were fired at the city. A Salafi Muslim jihadist group claimed responsibility for the attack.
15 APRIL: BAGHDAD, IRAQ Two car bombs killed at least two people and wounded another 17 at a perimeter checkpoint at Baghdad International Airport.
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