A United Airlines flight bound for Minneapolis from Chicago was diverted to Madison late Friday night.A United spokesperson says flight 2005 landed safely at Dane County Regional Airport to address an unruly passenger on board.The ABC-affiliate in Madison says a law enforcement “quickly restrained and handcuffed the passenger,” according to an update from airport officials.No injuries were reported. More than 140 people, including 6 crew members, were abord the Boweing 737-900 aircraft Friday night.Officials say the flight did make it to Minneapolis after the incident.Federal authorities are now investigating this case. 12 News has reached out to an FBI spokesperson for additional details.This story is developing. Follow WISN 12 News for updates.
MADISON, Wis. —
A United Airlines flight bound for Minneapolis from Chicago was diverted to Madison late Friday night.
A United spokesperson says flight 2005 landed safely at Dane County Regional Airport to address an unruly passenger on board.
The ABC-affiliate in Madison says a law enforcement “quickly restrained and handcuffed the passenger,” according to an update from airport officials.
No injuries were reported.
More than 140 people, including 6 crew members, were abord the Boweing 737-900 aircraft Friday night.
Officials say the flight did make it to Minneapolis after the incident.
Federal authorities are now investigating this case. 12 News has reached out to an FBI spokesperson for additional details.
This story is developing. Follow WISN 12 News for updates.