By Emma Glanfield An 'out of control' passenger forced a London-bound Virgin Atlantic flight to make a U-turn back to Hong Kong this morning. Flight VS201, which was destined for London's Heathrow, was forced to turn back to Hong Kong International Airport after the 26-year-old man, identified only as 'Robert', became disruptive. The flight had been in the air for just over an hour-and-a-half when the passenger 'lost control and didn't follow instructions from staff'. Scroll down for video Flight VS201, an Airbus A340 destined for London's Heathrow, was forced to turn back to Hong Kong International Airport after the 26-year-old man, identified only as 'Robert', became disruptive (file picture)
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Flight VS201 had to make U-turn just 90 minutes after departing Hong Kong
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26-year-old man, known only as 'Robert', became 'out of control' on flight
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He was arrested for violating aviation security ordinance once plane landed
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Passenger claims the man was 'tied up with belts' during restraint by crew
'The rest of the passengers were provided with accommodation before they depart tonight,' a @placeholder-based Virgin Atlantic spokeswoman said.