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A recent flight was delayed seven hours following a frightening incident in which multiple passengers attempted to storm the plane's cockpit.
The incident took place on Monday aboard a SpiceJet flight from Delhi to Mumbai.
SpiceJet is an India-based low-cost carrier.
According to a SpiceJet spokesperson, a pair of passengers "attempted to forcefully approach the cockpit and caused a disruption."
Fortunately, no injuries were reported and the flight was able to reach its final destination after the naughty passengers were removed.
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