The joke delays the flight and inconveniences more than 200 passengers, many of them infuriated.
DAVAO ORIENTAL, Philippines – An overseas Filipino worker from Pangasinan found out that cracking a bomb joke is still a big no-no in airplanes and airports, a rule that was an offshoot of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks that toppled the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in the United States.
Personnel of the Philippine National Police’s Aviation Security Group, along with airline agents led by Davao International Airport manager Rex Obcena, boarded the plane to offload and arrest Macose. The incident delayed the flight and inconvenienced passengers, many of them infuriated by what had happened.
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