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Published 18:57 27 Jun 2015 BST

Since September 11th, 2001 passengers have not been allowed to enter flight decks, and Argentinian safety regulations say that no one other than inspectors, traffic controllers or authorised staff should be allowed into the cockpit.
In a statement Argentinian Airlines, said: "Regarding what happened during flight 2708, the pilots were discharged and will be sacked like the rest of the staff who had a responsibility for the incident.
"Legal actions will be issued against the above mentioned and also against the passenger involved for putting the flight’s security at risk."Explore more on these topics:

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