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Passed out the stacks before they were dealing with thoughts. two men kicked off a united flight, an argument about elbowroom turned physical. the plane had to return. look at the stock photo. the plane had to return to the gate before takeoff because of the two joint jackasses who were briefly detained and then released. the faa had logged 1300 reports of unruly passenger behavior since february and is been a lot of speculation as to why there has been an uptake. some blame alcohol. others blame extended lockdowns. perhaps is the sign that we are turning to normal. as my dad used to say on va...

The plane, and his wrists and hands were tied at that point. he was taken into federal custody we understand. this is one of several incidents that have happened recently, and late last month someone on southwest assaulted a flight attendant and taking out two of her teeth. i wanted to read a statement from the southwest flight attendant union saying that this unprecedented number of incidents has reached intolerable with noncompliance becoming more aggressive. there is an extension of the zero policy, and that is around making sure that people keep their masks on, but now they have stronger w...

Other passengers tackled him and it took about two minutes. so a lot of high intensity yelling and screaming. and she said, you know, for everybody who's been on planes before we go through turbulence, you understand some times you don't know what the situation is, but she says this is the worst possible place to be hearing and seeing yelling and screaming and not know what's going on especially for the passengers who were sitting far back behind her not understanding the threat here. so eventually this plane diverted and landed in albuquerque. the man was taken into federal custody. the fbi t...

Southwest and American Airlines are extending their suspensions of alcoholic beverages to in-flight passengers, thanks to a rise in passengers behaving badly.

Southwest and American Airlines are extending their suspensions of alcoholic beverages to in-flight passengers, thanks to a rise in passengers behaving badly.