After 41 years, federal officials have arrested a man wanted for the hijacking of a 1968 Pan Am flight out of New York to Cuba. Luis Armando Pena Soltren was arrested yesterday after arriving at JFK International Airport on a flight from Havana. According to court papers, three men forced their way into the cabin of the plane at the same airport and ordered the crew to fly to Cuba. Two were arrested in the mid-1970s and pleaded guilty to their roles. Soltren is expected to be arraigned tomorrow in a Manhattan court.
