The teen plane was armed with a gun on passengers on the plane

Passengers and crew members fell in love with a 17-year-old child who entered a plane with a shotgun and ammunition in Australia.

This occurred from Avalon Airport, near Melbourne, ahead of a flight carrying an hour and 160 afternoon, and preparing to leave Avalon airport.

Police believe that the teenager entered the security fence before taking the front steps to the aircraft, breaking a security fence, breaking a security fence.

Images published by Australian Outlet, 7News, a suspect, the suspect, the surface crew member and pilot, the suspect’s tools were removed.

The pilot can also be seen because the fluoresan jacket kicks a shotgun from a rifle.

“How is this possible?” Someone on the plane can be heard in footage.

Victoria police said the 17-year-old 17-year-old man from the nearby Ballarat region will be under control.

I saw the guide to Michael Reid journalists, the passengers carryed a weapon because he rose to the plane.

“The male was superior to the passenger, at least three,” he said.

Supt Reid said that local power is in contact with anti-terrorism police, but it is very early to build a motive.

“Surely this would be a very terrible event for passengers,” he said, “The courage of the” courage “of strengthening the suspect.

One of the passengers, Barry Clark told the Australian public broadcaster ABC that he was wearing and “frustrated” as a worker of the airport.

He said, “Everything I can do is put the weapon out of the way … then hold him to the ground until the police arrived and came.”

No one was injured during the incident. Investigators were a car and two bags belonging to the nearest suspect.

Avalon Airport is served by Jetstar, which has a budget airline managed by Gantas.

BBC’s US Partner’s statement to CBS reports that the company has been working with the authorities to investigate the incident.

“We know that this will be a very distressed situation,” he said. “We are sincerely grateful to customers who help our staff to manage the situation safely.”

Avalon Airport Director General Ari Suss, the airport was reopened, he said.