The passenger opened the emergency door on Asiana Airways Airbus A321 when it was about 213 metres (700 ft) above the bottom.

The passenger on an Asiana Airways flight who opened an emergency exit door because the aircraft got here in to land in South Korea advised police he did it as a result of he was uncomfortable and needed to disembark shortly, native media reported.

The person in his 30s opened the emergency door on Friday when the Airbus A321 was about 213 metres (700 ft) above the bottom because it was touchdown at Daegu Worldwide Airport, inflicting panic onboard.

“Throughout [police] questioning, the person advised officers that he had been beneath quite a lot of stress after dropping his job just lately and that he opened the door as a result of he needed to get off shortly after feeling suffocated,” South Korea’s Yonhap Information Company reported on Saturday.

Police plan to cost the person, who has not been recognized, with violating the nation’s aviation safety regulation, Yonhap reported.

9 passengers had been despatched to the hospital with respiration points following the incident, which left many passengers terrified. All had been dismissed from the hospital after about two hours, a hearth division official stated.

Video footage apparently taken by an individual on board and posted on social media confirmed passengers’ hair being whipped about by air dashing into the cabin when the emergency door opened.

Jin Seong-hyun, a former Korean Air cabin security official, stated that so far as he knew, this case was unprecedented however that passengers have opened emergency exits with out authorisation whereas planes have been on the bottom.

A South Korean transport ministry official stated yesterday that it was doable to open emergency exits at or close to floor degree as a result of the pressures inside and out of doors the cabin had been related.