Passengers cheer as drunk woman is dragged off Ryanair flight to Fuerteventura

[Decho]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...ayhem.html

[Rasputin]

Maybe the lady in question was a nervous passenger and had taken medication and alcohol which is not a good mix. 
I’m sure there’s two sides to every story and I for one won’t condemn someone on a report in a sensationalist type of news paper.

[bedouin]

 
I’m sure there’s two sides to every story and I for one won’t condemn someone on a report in a sensationalist type of news paper.

Would you believe it if you read it in the Euro Weekly News?  https://www.euroweeklynews.com/2019/03/2...-in-spain/

I hope Ryanair refuse to fly her back to the UK.

[Decho]

It happened on an incoming flight from Edinburgh I was waiting for recently...we were at the top of the bridge waiting to board, everyone apparently off the plane. 30 minutes later after hearing a lot of raised voices, a woman and child appeared, then the Guardia arrived and took a man off the plane. Nice start to a family holiday!
I feel sorry for the flight attendants and the abuse they sometimes have to put up with.

[Rasputin]

So was it him or her that was causing the ding dust ?

[Can the Man]

So was it him or her that was causing the ding dust ?

From what I seen online it was her.

[Sam]

Shame we don't have any follow-up news. Would be nice to see how she managed to get back to the UK.

[Can the Man]

Shame we don't have any follow-up news. Would be nice to see how she managed to get back to the UK.  

She might still be there Sam,

[Sam]

Shame we don't have any follow-up news. Would be nice to see how she managed to get back to the UK.  

She might still be there Sam,

At the airport??

[Si Tie]

The article says she was seen outside the airport on the later crying.  Which would suggest she wasn't
charged.  The funniest part was her partner saying to another passenger "lets take this outside" mid flight