The passenger who attempted to open a JetBlue wing door just before takeoff and climb out at Logan Airport has been identified. Massachusetts State Police arrested the suspect, Angel Luis Torres Morales,

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A Puerto Rican man was charged on Wednesday in connection with opening the door of a plane before it was due to take off from Logan International Airport.

A man has been arrested after opening the door of a taxiing JetBlue plane at Logan Airport in Boston on Tuesday, Dec.7. According to CBS News, witnesses revealed that the individual — who has not been named — had been arguing with his girlfriend, resulting in the man opening the emergency door of the aircraft and delaying the flight.

Other passengers physically restrained a passenger accused of opening an airplane door before take-off until police arrived.

Troopers responded to reports of a disturbance on an aircraft after it had entered the active taxiway. I don’t have in depth

A JetBlue spokesperson said a person attempted to open the door while the plane was taxiing in Boston and the emergency slide deployed.

The Massachusetts State Police arrested Angel Luis Torres Morales, 23, of Puerto Rico, after he was accused of opening the plane's emergency exit door while it was moving towards the runway.

"The individual remained on board the aircraft, officials said and Massachusetts State Police were called ... and eventually landed just after 3 a.m. in Puerto Rico. Investigation:2 found dead ...

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