« C’était un carnage » : un vol Ryanair perturbé par l’enterrement de vie de garçon de Britanniques
The two drunk passengers were arrested when the plane landed in Alicante, Spain, as shown in images posted on social media.
The stag party turned violent. A group of apparently drunk Britons was arrested by the Guardia Civil on Thursday, September 4, at Alicante Airport in Spain after disrupting a 2.5-hour Ryanair flight from Leeds, England. The violent arrest of two passengers was reported by The Sun and the Daily Mail .
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According to a passenger interviewed by The Sun, the two British stag do guests appeared to be already drunk before boarding: "They were both assessed by security to see if they were fit to board - and look where that got them."
According to him, the two men "became unruly towards the end of the flight and the crew called in advance for police reinforcements." "By the end, everyone had had enough. It was carnage," he added.
A Ryanair spokesperson confirmed to the British media outlet that the crew had called the Guardia Civil for backup. The plane was met by local police upon arrival at Alicante Airport around 7:20 p.m., and the passengers were evacuated.
"Ryanair has a zero-tolerance policy for passenger misconduct and will continue to take strong action to combat unruly behavior, ensuring that all passengers and crew travel in a respectful and stress-free environment without unnecessary disruption," the company spokesperson said.
Faced with a "significant increase" in behavioral problems among passengers who have consumed drugs and alcohol, the Irish company announced in June the introduction of a fine of 500 euros against "disruptive passengers whose behavior results in their disembarking from the aircraft," in addition to civil proceedings.
"While these are isolated cases experienced by all airlines, disruptive behavior in such a confined and shared space is unacceptable," Ryanair said. While the problem is global, it is "worse" on routes between the UK and certain destinations such as Ibiza, according to the company.
Commentaires (2)
‘’enterrement de vie de garçon’’
Je pensais à des funérailles.
Les blancs sont bizarres
imaginez un africain avec la polygamie, ça serait un carnage perpétuel !
C'est une expression bien connue utilisée quand quelqu'un se marie.
ce n'est pas une expression mais une habitude : quand un garçon ou une fille se marie , il/elle "enterre" sa vie de célibataire.
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