US Politics | Watch as ‘boozy’ passenger who ‘told cabin crew “I will put you in hospital'” is marched off RyanAir flight
A ...PARALYTIC... woman was escorted off a Ryanair flight after allegedly telling an air steward she would ...put her in hospital.... Footage shows the the rowdy passenger clashing with cabin crew who tried to diffuse the situation and move her off the flight. 
DeadlineA ...paralytic' woman was escorted off a Ryanair flight '/ ' 
She is said to have become drunk and abusiveDeadline She then appeared to slap a person sitting in a seat with her before being ushered away by a steward. Police later came to take her away from yesterday's Ryanair flight from Alicante, Spain, to Aberdeen. A shocked passenger said: "She was paralytic, she was just shouting and swearing as soon as she got on the plane. "Before we even took off, she was really vulgar and told her travelling partner to take his face for a s***e. "We took off and she was still just being loud and drunk then a woman came over and told her to be quiet because there were children on the plane. "The drunk woman then told her that she'll put her in the hospital. "In fairness to the flight attendants, they were fantastic and moved her to the front trying to keep everything peaceful. "However, she just kept sneaking back and for the rest of the flight the crew had to nanny her. Most read in The US Sun CUP RUNNETH OVER I'm a 28i-cup & tried Skims swim – my boobs were hanging over the edges WHAT THE TRUCK? STOP! Kardashian fans rip Kim for 'mocking' poor people in gas station pics OUT OF THIS WORLD! Kylie files trademarks for Stormi World & continues to snub newborn son HOUSE HORROR Teen Mom fans brand Cheyenne's newly-built LA mansion 'boring' and 'ugly' CASH BOOST Exact date Americans will receive new up to $1,500 direct payment by this month WINNING PLAN I'm a lottery strategist - avoid a common myth about scratchcards to win big "At one point she took a cigarette out and I thought she was about to light it but luckily she just put it behind her ear. "She still was being loud and swearing and wouldn't listen and so they made the decision that they had to call the police. "They came on the plane straight after we landed and removed her from the plane. She was just vile." FLIGHTMARE Social media users were quick to condemn the woman for her actions and called for a ban on alcohol during flights. One said: "Should ban booze on flights, happening too often now." Another wrote: "Time to ban alcohol on flights, it makes it dangerous for everyone." A third added: "Well you'd expect that on Riotair." A fourth commented: "No more flights for her." A Ryanair spokesperson confirmed the crew of the flight did request police assistance. Speaking today the spokesperson said: "The crew of this flight from Alicante to Aberdeen called ahead to request police assistance after a passenger became disruptive in-flight. "The aircraft landed normally and police removed this individual passenger. This is now a matter for local police." Meanwhile Police Scotland confirmed that they attended the scene at Aberdeen Airport. A spokesperson for Police Scotland today said: "At around 10.10am on Thursday, 1 September, we attended a report of a woman being drunk on board an aircraft on a flight from Alicante International Airport to Aberdeen International Airport. "A woman was escorted from the plane by police and enquiries are ongoing." 
DeadlinePolice arrived to take her off the plane '/ '
DeadlineA ...paralytic' woman was escorted off a Ryanair flight '/ ' She is said to have become drunk and abusiveDeadline She then appeared to slap a person sitting in a seat with her before being ushered away by a steward. Police later came to take her away from yesterday's Ryanair flight from Alicante, Spain, to Aberdeen. A shocked passenger said: "She was paralytic, she was just shouting and swearing as soon as she got on the plane. "Before we even took off, she was really vulgar and told her travelling partner to take his face for a s***e. "We took off and she was still just being loud and drunk then a woman came over and told her to be quiet because there were children on the plane. "The drunk woman then told her that she'll put her in the hospital. "In fairness to the flight attendants, they were fantastic and moved her to the front trying to keep everything peaceful. "However, she just kept sneaking back and for the rest of the flight the crew had to nanny her. Most read in The US Sun CUP RUNNETH OVER I'm a 28i-cup & tried Skims swim – my boobs were hanging over the edges WHAT THE TRUCK? STOP! Kardashian fans rip Kim for 'mocking' poor people in gas station pics OUT OF THIS WORLD! Kylie files trademarks for Stormi World & continues to snub newborn son HOUSE HORROR Teen Mom fans brand Cheyenne's newly-built LA mansion 'boring' and 'ugly' CASH BOOST Exact date Americans will receive new up to $1,500 direct payment by this month WINNING PLAN I'm a lottery strategist - avoid a common myth about scratchcards to win big "At one point she took a cigarette out and I thought she was about to light it but luckily she just put it behind her ear. "She still was being loud and swearing and wouldn't listen and so they made the decision that they had to call the police. "They came on the plane straight after we landed and removed her from the plane. She was just vile." FLIGHTMARE Social media users were quick to condemn the woman for her actions and called for a ban on alcohol during flights. One said: "Should ban booze on flights, happening too often now." Another wrote: "Time to ban alcohol on flights, it makes it dangerous for everyone." A third added: "Well you'd expect that on Riotair." A fourth commented: "No more flights for her." A Ryanair spokesperson confirmed the crew of the flight did request police assistance. Speaking today the spokesperson said: "The crew of this flight from Alicante to Aberdeen called ahead to request police assistance after a passenger became disruptive in-flight. "The aircraft landed normally and police removed this individual passenger. This is now a matter for local police." Meanwhile Police Scotland confirmed that they attended the scene at Aberdeen Airport. A spokesperson for Police Scotland today said: "At around 10.10am on Thursday, 1 September, we attended a report of a woman being drunk on board an aircraft on a flight from Alicante International Airport to Aberdeen International Airport. "A woman was escorted from the plane by police and enquiries are ongoing." DeadlinePolice arrived to take her off the plane '/ '
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