A drunken British passenger in flight her Ryanair He attacked other passengers, forcing the pilots to land the aircraft in Portugal.
As she reports on her ‘report’Daily Mail“, Citing other passengers’ testimonies, the drunken British was” angry, hostile and aggressive to staff and other passengers “in her flight Ryanair.
Indeed, this passenger threatened – falsely – with a bomb, while holding a glass bottle of wine in her hands.
He attacked passengers, climbed the seats, took off his passengers’ headphones and threatened them.
«Many passengers didn’t know what to do. Everyone was agitated and scared. It was really scary – it’s not something you really expect“, He described a passenger in the Daily Mail.
Video that saw the light of publicity show the perpetrator being dragged outside the plane on the Faro Airport track in Portugal, where the forced landing took place.
Portuguese security guards board the British with handcuffs on airport bus, while one of them seems to be punching in the woman’s stomach and she falls to the ground.
Moment ‘drunk’ British woman is dragged off Ryanair flight and thrown to the floor by security after ‘she assaulted passengers and forced plane to divert to Portugal’ https://t.co/XPXHoEvlqx via @MailOnline
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Ryanair’s flight pilots decided to land the aircraft – that had taken off from Tenerife of Spain and headed to Pressuri, Scotland – At the nearest airport, which was in the Lighthouse, Portugal.
Ryanair’s spokesman told the Daily Mail: “This flight from Tenerife to the Prestage of Glasgow was diverted to the lighthouse, as a passenger became annoying on the aircraft.
The crew called in advance the help of the police, who met the aircraft during landing at Faro Airport and landed the passenger before the flight continued for the Glasgow Press.
Ryanair is implementing strict zero tolerance policy towards the inappropriate behavior of passengers and will continue to take decisive measures to combat the unruly behavior of passengers, ensuring that all passengers and crew travel to a safe and respectful environment without unnecessary disorders. “