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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Utah man is heading to prison for interfering with a flight crew on a New York-bound US Airways jet that was forced to divert to Pittsburgh. A federal judge sentenced 40-year-old Steven Pectol to one year and one day in prison on Wednesday. Pectol pleaded guilty in November to disrupting the red-eye flight from Phoenix on Oct. 11. The plane made an emergency landing at Pittsburgh International Airport to remove him before it resumed its trip to New York. Authorities say Pectol ignored instructions to remain in his seat, threw his belongings and fought attendants and passengers when they restrained him. He's also facing three years of probation. Pectol is from Mapleton, Utah.

Utah man gets prison time for disrupting flight