Ooops It Seems Age Does Not Bring Good Behaviour

[Redhelen72]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11148633/Brits-cheer-woman-DRAGGED-plane-police-SLAPPING-steward-took-away-G-T.html

[Zacs-Master]

I'm quite capable of deciding to ignore something if it makes no sense once I've read it.

[barry1010]

Low cost airlines make big profits from on-board alcohol sales

[andy-hughes]

Zacs - // I'm quite capable of deciding to ignore something if it makes no sense once I've read it. //

Knock yourself out ...

[Deskdiary]

The isolated incidents of a few people causing trouble in the air should not mean alcohol shouldn’t be served.

It makes the news because it’s so rare.

I enjoy a couple of beers before a flight, and during - it’s part of the holiday experience - so to deny sensible people the opportunity to have a drink due to the rare idiot would be wrong.

I fly about half a dozen times a year, and at one point over two years it was about 20 times a year as I was contracting abroad, so over the years I’ve taken hundreds of flights, and not once, ever, have I been on a plane where there has been trouble.

[Deskdiary]

^^^actually, thinking about it, that’s not quite true.

I caused a minor kerfuffle when flying back from Grand Cayman about 20 years ago because there was a massively fat woman sitting next to me who was taking about a third of my space and I asked to move and she got the right hump.

[Atheist]

DD; She got the right hump? That must have been painful. Was your left hump OK?