Man Arrested for Bomb Threat on Flight, Causing 5-Hour Delay

The segment begins by discussing words that should never be spoken in airports or on airplanes.

A man was detained by police for shouting "Beware of bombs" while placing his bag in the overhead compartment.

The suspect claims he didn't mean to offend anyone but admits to speaking carelessly.

Details of the incident at Krabi Airport around 5:20 PM, involving AirAsia flight FD 4401 to Suvarnabhumi.

The captain ordered a temporary halt to the flight, passengers were evacuated, and luggage was removed for inspection.

EOD teams thoroughly searched the aircraft and all luggage, finding no suspicious objects.

The passenger, identified as Klathat Phetpathomchon, 45, was questioned about his statement.

The suspect allegedly told a flight attendant to be careful of a bomb while she helped him with his bag.

The man's words and behavior were deemed a violation of prohibited speech on aircraft.

Police and bomb disposal units were called, and the man was taken to the police station for legal proceedings.

The suspect was charged with spreading false information that could cause panic, under the Air Navigation Act B.E. 2558.

The suspect confessed to speaking out of carelessness and not with malicious intent.

He explained that he made the remark because he couldn't place his bag properly and was speaking to the attendant.

Viewers are warned against making similar jokes, emphasizing the severe consequences.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand provides a list of words and phrases that are strictly forbidden on flights.

Statements related to terrorism, hijacking, plane crashes, drugs, weapons, and dangerous chemicals are also forbidden.

Even mentioning serious diseases like Ebola or other epidemics is prohibited.

Abusive language or statements causing danger during flight can lead to severe penalties.

Viewers suggest strict penalties, and it's reported the suspect has been granted bail pending a court appearance.

No passengers on the flight reported direct harm, but the incident led to significant disruption.

A separate news segment reports a tragic incident where a woman died trying to rescue her dog from a pit.

A 62-year-old woman, Supannee, died from suffocation after descending into a pit to save her dog, 'Chao Dam'.

The dog, Chao Dam, was found alive, floating near the body of its owner.

It's believed the woman used a rope to descend into the pit, but became trapped and suffocated.

Police confirmed the cause of death was suffocation due to lack of oxygen in the confined pit.

The body was handed over to the family for religious funeral rites.