Jordanian man tries to open airplane doors mid-flight, leaving everyone puzzled.

In a bizarre incident that almost turned into an aviation disaster, Australian police charged a 46-year-old Jordanian man for allegedly attempting to open the doors of a plane mid-flight from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney via "Air Asia." The Australian Federal Police clarified that the man tried to open the rear emergency exit door, prompting the quick intervention of the flight crew who managed to restrain him. However, the man didn't stop there and tried to open another emergency door, leading to the crew and passengers having to restrain him further for everyone's safety. The man also assaulted a crew member during the incident. Charges related to endangering the safety of the aircraft and assault were filed against him, with a maximum penalty of ten years in prison for each offense. The police vowed to confront any criminal behavior that threatens the security and safety of air travel. During the court session on Sunday, the man's lawyer stated that his client had consumed a mix of pseudoephedrine, sleeping pills, and alcohol before the flight, claiming that he doesn't remember what happened on the plane. The incident sparked widespread debate in the media, as passengers and crew experienced terrifying moments due to the unexpected and erratic behavior of a passenger who seemed to have lost control.