The story’s been updated on the website as below, but the earlier print version also contained the relevant information. [bolding mine]

A federal prosecutor told a judge that the man subdued aboard a San Francisco-bound flight Sunday poses a significant threat to public safety and suggested that he intended to bring the plane down.

During 28-year-old Rageh Al-Musiri’s brief arraignment in San Francisco federal court Tuesday, the government alleged he was trying to bust into the cockpit of Flight 1565 in the crucial moments as it made its final approach around 8:50 p.m. All along he was shouting “God is great” in Arabic, a phrase which prosecutors noted was uttered by perpetrators of the 9/11 terror attacks and the Fort Hood massacre.

So in this case, the government seems to be taking this seriously and is publicly making a 9/11 and Fort Hood connection.

The other noteworthy part of the story is that once again heroic passengers managed to wrestle down and handcuff him before he could do any damage, including a retired police officer and a retired Secret Service agent.

But we’re not always going to be so lucky, I’m afraid.