Rageit Almurisi, American Airlines passenger pounds on the door of the cockpit, fought on ground

 An American Airlines passenger began to knock on the door of the cockpit of a flight which was minutes from landing in San Francisco on Sunday, the agency Associated Press reports.

Rageit Almurisi, a man of 28 year with a Yemeni passport, began to shout "unintelligibly" as it brushed past edge and began to knock on the door of the cockpit on the flight of American Airlines 1561.

Flight attendant attacked Almurisi. The service of San Francisco Police Sergeant Michael Rodriguez, said that flight attendant "requested assistance;" a couple of passengers joined in. They could bring to the ground and flight attendant put him in plastic handcuffs.

Almurisi was taken into custody on landing safely at 9: 10 pm.

He was charged with interfering with flight crew, which is a federal offence.

Almurisi suffered a few bruises in the scuffle and was archived in a local hospital before being taken to the prison of San Mateo County.

The American Airlines incident was not the only one of its kind over the weekend. On Sunday, a Delta in Detroit to San Diego flight landed in Albuquerque, N.M. after security fear. Also Sunday, a Continental flight from Houston to Chicago was diverted to St. Louis after an Illinois man tried to open the door of the aircraft during the flight, the Associated Press reported.