A woman was escorted off a commercial aircraft in a hijack scare after she allegedly "rushed the cockpit" and threatened to kill passengers.
Two RAF Typhoon fighter jets were scrambled to intercept the Jet2 Airbus 321 - creating a sonic boom that startled residents in south-east England.
The "intoxicated" woman was pinned to a seat by cabin crew and passengers.
The Turkey-bound flight was escorted back to Stansted Airport, where a 25-year-old female passenger was arrested for disrupting the flight.
The sonic boom from the Typhoon fighters was heard across Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex, with police receiving dozens of 999 calls at about 6.40pm from people reporting that their houses were "shaking" and that there had been a "loud explosion".