Flight TR905 Delayed Two Hours at Macau International Airport
A Scoot flight from Macau to Singapore was delayed by roughly two hours after a disruptive passenger forced authorities to intervene before departure on September 27, 2026.
The aircraft eventually left the gate at 20.46. Ground crews required extended time to coordinate with local authorities, remove the disruptive individual, and unload the passenger’s luggage from the hold.
Passenger Removal Captured on Xiaohongshu Video
Footage of the disturbance surfaced on the Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu on September 28, 2026.
Scoot later confirmed the disruption on October 1, stating that the traveler was handed over directly to law enforcement officials stationed at Macau International Airport.
In-Flight Accommodations During the Ground Delay
While security personnel and airline staff managed the removal process, all remaining 173 passengers stayed on board the aircraft.
The airline did not disclose specific details regarding the exact nature of the disruptive behavior exhibited inside the cabin. Officials emphasized that an internal investigation remains active.
Scoot Management Apologizes for Flight Disruption
Management at Scoot issued a formal apology for the schedule disruption and subsequent inconvenience experienced by travelers on flight TR905.
“Safety and well-being of our customers and crew are our top priority. We will take appropriate action against any passenger who endangers them,” management stated. The carrier has not released additional updates while local investigations continue.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Scoot Macau Incident
What flight number and route were affected by the passenger disruption?
Flight TR905 operated by Scoot was scheduled to travel from Macau to Singapore carrying 173 passengers on September 27, 2026.
How long was the departure delayed from Macau International Airport?
The flight departure was delayed by approximately two hours, moving from the scheduled time of 18.45 to an actual departure time of 20.46 local time.
What happened to the disruptive passenger after leaving the aircraft?
Airline officials confirmed that the passenger was handed over to local authorities at Macau International Airport following intervention by uniformed personnel and crew members.
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