23 Stag Partiers Booted From Flight
Ryan Boyd April 17, 2017
Castle Donington, UK - June 3, 2016: a Boeing 737-330QC (G-CELR) commercial passenger aircraft operated by Jet2 about to land at East Midlands Airport near Nottingham, England.
Twenty-three passengers from two completely different stag parties were removed from a Prague-bound Jet2 flight after fellow passengers aboard the flight complained of drunken, disruptive behavior from the two parties before takeoff.
Around 20 pax removed altogether from #jet2 flight by police, now 2 hours delayed pic.twitter.com/pTszPFaPAY
— Lauren Sian (@LaurenSianWorld) April 14, 2017
A spokesperson for Jet2 said “Flight LS887 from Manchester to Prague had to return to the parking stand after our crew called for police assistance. We would like to thank Greater Manchester police for their assistance this afternoon and will be fully supporting the investigation, and where required, will prosecute if that is deemed necessary.”
To read more on this story, go to The Guardian.
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