A passenger opened the cabin door and jumped into the void.

The plane made an emergency landing so police could control the situation (picture)
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While on the runway at Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, a passenger on Air Canada flight AC056, en route from Toronto to Dubai, fell six meters after one of the doors opened. The incident in which the man was injured is currently being investigated by the company.

By: Nation

It happened on January 8 when 319 passengers boarded a flight to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. During the boarding process, the passenger entered “normally” but did not go to his seat after boarding. He then opened the door to a compartment on the opposite side of the plane, Newsweek reported.

A passenger fell down when the cabin door was opened

The man fell about six meters before hitting the runway, and the plane, a Boeing 777, was still at the gates of Toronto Airport. Immediately, regional police and emergency services from Peel, a regional municipality in southern Ontario, responded to the incident around 9 p.m. Monday. The injured passenger was taken to hospital for treatment and the incident delayed the flight for six hours.

Meanwhile, Peel paramedics confirmed to Global News that they treated a patient and transported him to a local trauma center with life-threatening injuries.

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