Japanese man arrested in slapping incident HONOLULU, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- U.S. federal agents arrested a Japanese man in Honolulu for allegedly slapping a Delta Airlines attendant on a flight from Tokyo, the FBI said. The 65-year-old man was arrested after the flight landed at Honolulu International Airport Monday morning, the FBI said in a release. FBI Special Agent Tom Simon said the man allegedly struck a female flight attendant twice -- once with an open hand and again with a closed fist -- aboard a Delta Airlines flight from Tokyo to Honolulu. "The flight attendant's injuries did not require immediate medical attention," he said. Flying can be a stressful experience for many people, but there is absolutely no excuse for assaulting flight crew members, as alleged in this complaint. Other details of the incident were not immediately available. The report said the defendant was released pending his next court appearance Jan. 20. Simon said the man had surrendered his passport and has been ordered to remain on Oahu.