The Massachusetts State Police were called to Boston's Logan International Airport Tuesday evening after a JetBlue passenger opened an aircraft door, deploying the emergency slide, the police and airline told CNN.

"The individual remained on board the aircraft, and Massachusetts State Police were called to the scene." As of 8:30 p.m., JetBlue said it was "working to get our customers on their way as quickly as possible." JETBLUE, SPIRIT AGREE TO TERMINATE MERGER ...

The passenger on the JetBlue flight opened an exit “for unknown reasons” while the airplane was taxiing, or moving on the runway.

A JetBlue passenger tried to jump out of a flight from Boston to San Juan in Puerto Rico and ripped open the emergency door before being tackled by other passengers

Massachusetts authorities say a person on board a plane at Boston Logan International Airport that was taxiing for takeoff suddenly opened an exit door and was quickly restrained by other passengers.

The Massachusetts State Police were called to Boston’s Logan International Airport Tuesday evening after a JetBlue passenger opened an aircraft door, deploying the emergency slide, the police ...

“The individual remained on board the aircraft, and Massachusetts State Police were called to the scene.” As of 8:30 p.m., JetBlue said it was “working to get our customers on their way as q ...

The passenger who attempted to open a JetBlue wing door just before takeoff and climb out at Logan Airport, causing the flight to come to an abrupt halt, has been identified as 23-year-old Angel

Calling it “an unattended death” aboard the flight, Massachusetts State Police said someone called the Crime Scene Services Section about the death.

Stephen Paul Gale was arrested in Los Angeles last August after a dramatic police chase which was the ending to a monthslong nationwide manhunt.

Geoffrey Noble will oversee the largest law enforcement agency in New England after he was sworn in as the new Colonel of the Massachusetts State Police by Gov. Maura Healey. The Massachusetts State Police recruit who died after getting injured in a training exercise was laid to rest after his funeral Saturday in Worcester.

Calling it “an unattended death” aboard the flight, Massachusetts State Police said someone called the Crime Scene Services Section about the death.