Bristol Airport flight axed over 'disruptive' passengers http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-44346763
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Bristol Airport flight axed over 'disruptive' passengers http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-44346763
It wasnt me
If found guilty the scum should be banned from flying out of this country for ever! I for one, am fed up with chavvy behaviour causing disruption for the rest of us
I would think he will be banned from Easyjet in future, and maybe their partner airlines too (if they have any).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
I was on a plane where a family got chucked off for disruptive behaviour and that's what the stewardess told me would happen to them.
If he is banned from Easyjet then that is right and proper but it is not much consolation for those passengers who might have had their weekend in Prague ruined by a departure delayed by a day which is not the fault of the airline. I am no legal expert but couldn't someone take this half wit to the Small Claims Court ( or whatever it is) and sue him for a notional (but painful) sum of money ?Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
Argh, wish he had buggered up my trip must shake his hand for being so thoughtful of others
I missed my connecting flight when that happened to me, which meant being stuck in Schiphol with a baby for 8 hours until we were put on the next flight. It wasn't much fun so yeah I sympathise with those other passengers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
But it looks like Easyjet have done what they're supposed to and I imagine you would have to prove loss of earnings to go to court and claim something back. Easyjet were probably fined for this too, and maybe they are due some blame for allowing them on to the plane to begin with.
You are probably right, if he is found guilty let's hope the penalty reflects the significant implications of his behaviour and not just a paltry fine and a slap on the wrist.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
Chap from Treharris who’s stag do it was is reported in WoL saying that Easyjet staff overreacted and that the head cabin lady had a stick up her a*se
He also added that other passengers supported them but Easyjet weren’t interested
Which of the stories reported is correct I guess we’ll find out when the culprits appear in court
Bristol Airport is culpable in this , they even have booze on sale in the fast food outlets. They ensure that the hens and stags get right wellied and leave the cabin crew to deal with the end result. A few days on a trip and a wallet full of Euro’s turns your average person into a lunatic on the piss . Cabin crew dread the Friday flights , no wonder they clobbered the muppets . It’s a shame for the rest of the passengers though.
Bloke whose party was lobbed off the plane has his say.
Man whose stag party to blame for easyJet flight cancellation hits back and says crew should be sacked: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/b...-blame-1636354
Has he been taking spelling lessons off a famous author :hehe::hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
The stag is not helping himself on twitter :facepalm:
Link?Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
You can't blame the airport for someone getting drunk. It's the same as blaming a night club for people getting drunk. If travellers were more responsible for their own behaviour this kind of incident wouldn't happen. Personally, I enjoy a drink at the airport before starting my holiday, but I don't get drunk. I also enjoy a drink on the plane, especially if it's a long haul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocco Siffredi
People who buy alcohol have a choice, drink responsibly or get drunk. If they choose the latter and misbehave, they alone are responsible.
However, the gate staff should be aware of drunk people trying to board and should refuse them entry to the plane.
Apparently pissing on the floor of the plane and using shocking language , and still the groom reckons the cabin crew were at fault. Muppetry
Looking at wol article today, he should be taken to the small claims court. Tw@t of highest order
Seems like he's deleted his account now.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
People like this need to be held accountable for their actions and should be financially responsible. The company has lost out on thousands of pounds as have the other passenger's. Massive fines are the way to deal with it allong with people who cause massive road closures due to irresponsible driving.
Better still let them fly out but ban them from flying back. Let them walk, it will give them time to reflect!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
Yep he definitely should be. Seems to be an absolute dick head who thinks the world revolves around him.Quote:
Originally Posted by mazadona10