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Ryanair Passenger 'Threatened To Take Down' Plane'
A 'drunk' passenger claimed he had bombs, threatened to 'take down' the Ryanair flight and threw lit cigarettes at fellow fliers, only restrained by several men who tackled him to the ground. Passengers on the budget flight from Malaga to East Midlands airport described their horror as the man allegedly said he had three bombs, and apparently attempted to assault an elderly woman. The man was arrested by Leicestershire Police and charged with common assault, being drunk on an… (www.msn.com) और अधिक...
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In short, just another regular day at the Dollar Store of the Skies.
In My judgement the guy did not wanted to come home just yet ( raining country ).Above all Bad behavior isn't welcome in the sky .
Ryanair does challenge one's patience!
actually something must be done about such aggressive pax onboard flights - specially on the longer legs.......I've noticed that cabin crew continue indulging passengers on alcoholic drinks at will without a thought of the state of the concerned passenger....such events have also occurred on 5* airlines! a very strict alcohol limit protocol needs to be enforced on all flights - I believe that a alcohol monitoring device [a la the type used by traffic cops ] should be used on persons who may be displaying symptoms of over consumption before allowed to board - & while onboard the amount allowed to be served should be within stipulated limits.
The vast majority, including those having a drink, behave properly. Are all the responsible people enjoying a few drinks on board to be penalised? Furthermore how would the variety in individual alcohol tolerance be dealt with?
They were not "fellow fli/y/ers" but fellow "passengers". Unless of course Ryanair has now managed to have passengers also do their bit in the cockpit to cut costs. Would not surprise us, would it?
