If the airlines and the airports were really concerned about their staff and passengers, they would stop selling alcohol. This would cut down on a great deal of the problems. The airlines should also not cram more and more seats into a plane making passengers miserable in flight. Airlines are only interested in how much money they can make.
Yeah act like karen in comments & blame alcohol, majority of world drinks without causing any drama, it's only Karen's/Daren that does this stuff, Karen's don't need alcohol or anything it's just them being them. Btw I agree planes need to be spacious & Ticket price must be on weight also, it surely helps the space issue a lot.
As a flight attendant I never understood why we sell alcohol. I know money is the reason but Everything is about safety it doesn’t make sense why the FAA allows alcohol. I dread Las Vegas flights because of difficult passengers
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
I no longer travel I have not traveled in over 20 years this is one of the reasons why. Nor do I go out shopping anywhere‘s. The world has become too evil I want no part of this world I do all my shopping online I No longer go out anywhere’s in this evil world😢
I get to the airport on time. I don’t drink. I get to my seat, sit my butt down and usually sleep if it’s a long flight or entertain myself if it’s a short flight. I get off the plane and I’m on my way, simple.
Linda c. I agree absolutely. Bruce Hummel. As for you, what does flying have to do with reducing alcohol in the airports? You obviously aren't capable of thinking out a coherent thought.
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
What? Are these even "adults?" Because not even my little 9 year old sister who has anger issues gets mad at someone or even irritated when someone tells em to put on their mask.
Oh, get real. How many hours can you wear that mask? International flights with connecting flights can easily exceed 12 hours. That's a long time to wear a protrusion on your face.
@@robinstewart6510 if you can trust a surgeon to wear a mask for hours while elbow deep in your abdomen, you can suck it up as you sit still for hours...
A good first step would be to ban the sale of alcohol on all flights within the U.S. (not much can be done about international flights), ban liquor sales at airports and publish a code of conduct that will be enforced and place this at each passengers seat. Violators should be arrested and prosecuted. This will go an long way towards eliminating this disgusting behavior.
She struck an Airline employee and all they gave her was probation and anger management this is why people act like this they need stiff fines and to be put in jail!!
Part of the probation is taking court-mandated airport and airline etiquette lessons taught by probation officers and police officers sitting or standing next to the ones on probation. One little foul-up during such lessons and those WILL be arrested and get their probation revoked.
Every last person that acts up either in the airport/airplane should be put on the NO FLY' list immediately for life. No id and or buts!!!! Flying is not a right, it is a privilege.
Alcohol should not be served in airports or on board the plane. There's plenty of time to drink when you get to your destination. If you can't handle the duration of a flight without alcohol maybe you should go to rehab instead of on vacation. It's been a safety issue that could easily be fixed. It's all about the money.
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
i first flew in 1970 as a 5 yr old. Throughout the 70s it was china, metal cutlery, alcohol, coffee tea or me, cigarettes, snacks. Flying was actually something quite special: soaring through the skies on a sleek jet that was also a lumbering passenger liner full of interesting people going to different places. I clearly recall behaving as if we had gone out to a restaurant to eat - a certain behaviour was maintained (or my mother and her goddam banzai-style wooden spoon...). Back then people were INCLINED to behave. Not now. I'm sure there were passengers who had too much to drink but I never heard of it. My mom chatted with the stewardesses - ma was ex-air force - and discovered unruly passengers were a genuine rarity.
@@robinstewart6510I know you did not just call removal of alcohol from airports prohibition. No one said ban spirits outright but you do not need to be drinking when you are going that high up in the air. Doesn’t matter how responsible you think you are because the altitude will mess you up faster. You’re not going to die without a drink. Wait until you get to your destination. That simple.
I back flight attendants in general, but I saw an incident personally, where a flight attendant was very rude and overbearing, she acted so arrogant and insulting, it could have escalated into something more if the passenger hadn't stayed calm. No one has a right to get physical or be verbally abusive, but I think of that whenever I see incidents.
You are completely right. Many times it is not only the passenger's fault. I too, have seen arrogant & insulting Airport staff. I think it is wrong that an Airline can just take a seat away from a Passenger to let an employee "Dead Head" on a flight. No wonder a Passenger would be mad. Once you add to that, the fact that a person may have been drinking before the flight, well anything can happen. It is not right that a passenger act badly, still the Airlines should take blame too. They should also stop all Alcohol products on plane and in Airport.
I just think that passengers that are troublesome need to be trespassed from the airline, and if the airlines can have combined trespassed passengers they could be banned from all airlines for life. I would be 100% OK with that.
Problems lie with Airlines overselling flights and Alcohol sales INSIDE the airport terminals. Fat chance of getting a handle on these two issues. Airlines do anything/everything to keep their stocks high and the rich local merchants payoff handsomely to keep the liquor flowing in the airports.
Welcome to the world of nursing. 😢. It's everywhere. I had a patient say that it was just an "occupational hazard." Only EMS and ER staff can prosecute. It is so wrong that ANYONE feels they have the right to abuse another being. Sorry to all Airline personnel. You don't deserve the abuse of others just for doing your job.
since there seems to be a small population of people who do not understand how air travel works; perhaps the airlines want to spend money on public service announcemnts about how to act when using an airline. Also to re-enforce who can give you orders on a plane.
If airport bars/restaurants and airlines have significant profits from alcohol sale and ticket sales include alcohol in the pricing, the problems with drunk passengers will continue. In the US, ALWAYS follow the money to get to the root cause of a problem.
If you can't behave then stay off planes. Any infraction on an aircraft should result in one year suspension from flying any airline. If you do it again make the penalty stiffer.
The judge in the Case of the girl hitting the flight attendant your the one that should be held accountable for giving her a slap on the hands that judge and others like him are the problem they need to retire most of them are in their eighties and ninty there worst then the president inflicteing these criminals on society.....
The CEO of Delta airlines is the problem when it comes to unruly passengers at Delta. This guy is the one who started spoiling these trash people. I work for a Delta partner and it was a mess especially when it came to the service aspect on board.
The biggest problem for unruly passengers is, selling whiskey and alcohol in airports and 3:083:11 should be banned from all airports and planes. That would illuminate 90% of crazy people going nuts!
The punishment should fit the crime and in this case the safety of the people on board the aircraft. Increase the fines, have them attend anger management classes, ban them from flying for life , hire/ train more air marshalls AND FOR GOODNESS SAKES HAVE CAMERAS INSTALL IN THE AIRCRAFT.
CUSTOMERS WHO BECOME IRRATE, CONDUCT BECOMES DISRESPECTFUL, UNACCEPTABLE, AS LONG AS THE CUSTOMER REALIZES, THE CONSEQUENCES WILL CREATE THE IMMEDIATE CIRCUMSTANCE OF POLICE CONTACT, CHARGES, ARREST AND REMOVAL TO JAIL.
WHEN SOMEONE IS UNRULY ON A PLANE, THEY NEED - AT MINIMUM- AUTOMATIC JAIL SENTENCE!!! Fining someone who has no money, is not a serious enough consequence!
Perhaps worldwide coordinate legislation could be approved enabling flight crews to place disruptive flyers in restraint chairs, handcuffed and shackled and duct tape for mouths together with spit shields. and have police meet them at emergency places like Greenland or Afghanistan Make 'em hurt and be taught a lesson. Probation and wrist slaps ain't working.
The airports, airlines and the FAA need to cooperate and stop having alcohol served at airports and airlines. This is such a societal problem so probably gonna be so difficult to manage this. When I travel, I honestly don't like to fly so I take a relaxant, a drink and sleep. I try real hard to be a responsible passenger since when you are in the sky 30plus thousand feet, you need to make it as easy for flight attendants and airline pilots to get to your destination.
So you allow a bar to operate inside the terminal and you serve alcohol on the flight but you don’t want drunks on the plane….The solution to this is to add their names to the no fly list? BWAHAHAHA
Maybe if they stopped selling alcohol so early in the morning in so many airports like don't let people buy alcohol still 1 o'clock in the afternoon and and maybe even limit people to 2 drinks per person but one 1 drink if it's hard liquor. The other major problems airlines that are packed like sardines like how many seats can you get on a plane how do they think people will react but like everything else greedy airlines and CEOs ect as usual.well we all have to fly in Missouri or cattle class as people call it .
Stop serving alcohol on planes. Also in the airports you’re the main cause of the problem of people getting drunk then when crap gets out of hand you wanna complain about it or stop selling alcohol😅
Oh, stop defending these people. It's not about the pandemic or "travel stress". It's about a bunch of entitled, angry people who think that rules don't apply to them. I have no patience and no sympathy for adults who never learned how to behave in public. I have huge, almost crippling social anxiety yet I have never once gotten into an argument with air crew, let alone been asked to deplane. This is about adults who refuse to grow up.
🤣 Okay, the airlines are not innocent here. Crowded planes, long delays, poor food & liquids, poor toilet facilities, rude flight attendants, and so on. Add in frustrated or drunk passengers and conflicts are inevitable. My solution was to stop flying. I'd rather stay right here in this country and travel by car.
I'm not excusing that behavior, but multiple things collided to cause the pent up anger that might have triggered the rise in outbursts on airplanes and in airports. If the stress of flight schedules, the security theater that are TSA searches and screenings, complete lack of legroom in the aircraft seats and other things weren't enough, silly corona restrictions made things even MORE stressful and may have been the layer that toppled the house of cards. How do you expect people to feel with all that stress and on top of that, being ordered to be surgical masked at all times, ordered to stay at least 2 yards\1.8 meters apart, etc? I don't blame people for hating flying, commercial aircraft are some of the worst passenger vehicles to be riding in! That said, the actions of many of these people are wrong and should be punished somehow.
****SO ABSOLUTELY, NO SURPRISE, INEVITABLE REALIZATION, REMEDIED THE CONFUSED ....BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY, THE 💡💡AWAKENING OF AN EVERLASTING 'BLACK, BLUE...$$$$$GREEN PROFITABLE" 'TEACHABLE MOMENT' ******FRANKLIN.......THANKS FOR THE BENJAMIN'S*******
I believe the pandemic has given people a form of PTSD in various levels of severity which is causing people to be set off under stressful circumstances. I would say everyone who experienced life during the pandemic has this disorder in varying degrees. Some people with a very mild case can cope fine in the world, while those with severe cases cannot cope and end up blowing up over any sort of stressful situation. However, those passengers who misbehave for any reason should be placed on the permanent government no-fly list after the first incident. These unruly people will be banned from flying for life. These incidences cannot be tolerated under any circumstances!
Honestly, I think it's people getting meaner...period!! It seems that people get angry at anything or anyone that doesn't go their way. It's not just at airports, you see more road rage incidents too. People have stopped being humane!!
I don't blame most of these irrate passengers. OIA continues to condone ultra rude TSA workers & other staff, plus long lines, missed flights due to lazy rude TSA workers. As long as the airport continues to create a hostile atmosphere, PAYING customers will eventually loose their cool. Sorry, OIA, it works both ways.
@@DarthKater311 That includes the TSA toddlers. They need to behave themselves first. But until there's a possibility they'll be replaced by a private agency, they'll continue to be pricks. OIA threatened to ditch them in 2017 due to numerous complaints. They promised to be retrained and act like adults, so OIA kept them. Big mistake. They should've canned them when they had the chance.
THE BLAME LIES WITH CUSTOMERS WHO BECOME IRRATE, CONDUCT BECOMES DISRESPECTFUL, UNACCEPTABLE, AS LONG AS THE CUSTOMER REALIZES, THE CONSEQUENCES WILL CREATE THE IMMEDIATE CIRCUMSTANCE OF POLICE CONTACT, CHARGES, ARREST AND REMOVAL TO JAIL. UNTOLERATED BY EMPLOYEES, BUSINESESS AND CUSTOMERS WHO ATTACK, JEOPARDIZE THEIR INCOME, POSITIONS...ARE SUBJECTED TO CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWSUITS.
Myself and many friends have traveled a lot with problems and no anger from us. One friend saw a nut-case person who was calmed down quite quickly. All people who act like lunatics should be kicked-off for life. Can't take the heat, stay out of the fkn kitchen!
@@DarthKater311you obviously haven't gone through TSA at the Atlanta AP. The TSA knuckle draggers caused more confusion than anything else. I will now connect flights to completely avoid Atlanta , even if the fare is higher. Even the AP workers are horrible.
If the airlines and the airports were really concerned about their staff and passengers, they would stop selling alcohol. This would cut down on a great deal of the problems. The airlines should also not cram more and more seats into a plane making passengers miserable in flight. Airlines are only interested in how much money they can make.
Yeah act like karen in comments & blame alcohol, majority of world drinks without causing any drama, it's only Karen's/Daren that does this stuff, Karen's don't need alcohol or anything it's just them being them.
Btw I agree planes need to be spacious & Ticket price must be on weight also, it surely helps the space issue a lot.
Excatly and what I’ve been saying well said
As a flight attendant I never understood why we sell alcohol. I know money is the reason but Everything is about safety it doesn’t make sense why the FAA allows alcohol. I dread Las Vegas flights because of difficult passengers
Samantha I totally agree with you it’s like a terrible scene from bar rescue with adult adolescent drinking idiots on flights
Kit alcohol is the issue on flights a majority of those fools are sloshed
Stop giving them probation. GIVE THEM TIME IN PRISON. THINGS WILL CHANGE ONLY THEN
Probation and anger management classes?! Really?! What a joke. Alcohol has no business in or around an airport!
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
No alcohol and more police presence
BuT DeFuNd ThE PoLIcE
Stop serving alcohol .
I no longer travel I have not traveled in over 20 years this is one of the reasons why. Nor do I go out shopping anywhere‘s. The world has become too evil I want no part of this world
I do all my shopping online I No longer go out anywhere’s in this evil world😢
Good post. Also, the road ragers will attack you on their way to spend $10. 😢
I get to the airport on time. I don’t drink. I get to my seat, sit my butt down and usually sleep if it’s a long flight or entertain myself if it’s a short flight. I get off the plane and I’m on my way, simple.
I don't want to fly with drunks. Stop alcohol in airports and planes.
You probably don’t even travel
Linda c. I agree absolutely.
Bruce Hummel. As for you, what does flying have to do with reducing alcohol in the airports? You obviously aren't capable of thinking out a coherent thought.
We should all be punished as usual for the few idiots.
@@cathy7861 you took it out of context stupid
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
What?
Are these even "adults?" Because not even my little 9 year old sister who has anger issues gets mad at someone or even irritated when someone tells em to put on their mask.
It’s called indoctrination.
Oh, get real. How many hours can you wear that mask? International flights with connecting flights can easily exceed 12 hours. That's a long time to wear a protrusion on your face.
@@robinstewart6510 soft
@@robinstewart6510 if you can trust a surgeon to wear a mask for hours while elbow deep in your abdomen, you can suck it up as you sit still for hours...
People need to get a grip. They act like they’re the only ones having issues.
A good first step would be to ban the sale of alcohol on all flights within the U.S. (not much can be done about international flights), ban liquor sales at airports and publish a code of conduct that will be enforced and place this at each passengers seat. Violators should be arrested and prosecuted. This will go an long way towards eliminating this disgusting behavior.
She struck an Airline employee and all they gave her was probation and anger management this is why people act like this they need stiff fines and to be put in jail!!
I thought it was a federal crime..guess not.
U got that right!
@@honeybadger7105 yeah I thought the same!
Part of the probation is taking court-mandated airport and airline etiquette lessons taught by probation officers and police officers sitting or standing next to the ones on probation. One little foul-up during such lessons and those WILL be arrested and get their probation revoked.
QUESTION…….AREN’T THE AIRPORT(S) FEDERAL BUILDINGS? IF SO, WHY NOT FEDERAL CHARGERS? I’m just ASKING!!!
You're right!
Every last person that acts up either in the airport/airplane should be put on the NO FLY' list immediately for life. No id and or buts!!!! Flying is not a right, it is a privilege.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Delta agrees, 3:24.
Alcohol should not be served in airports or on board the plane. There's plenty of time to drink when you get to your destination. If you can't handle the duration of a flight without alcohol maybe you should go to rehab instead of on vacation. It's been a safety issue that could easily be fixed. It's all about the money.
We tried prohibition once before and it was eventually voted down. With so many alcoholics (all claiming they're not), alcohol is a multi-billion dollar business.
i first flew in 1970 as a 5 yr old. Throughout the 70s it was china, metal cutlery, alcohol, coffee tea or me, cigarettes, snacks. Flying was actually something quite special: soaring through the skies on a sleek jet that was also a lumbering passenger liner full of interesting people going to different places. I clearly recall behaving as if we had gone out to a restaurant to eat - a certain behaviour was maintained (or my mother and her goddam banzai-style wooden spoon...). Back then people were INCLINED to behave. Not now.
I'm sure there were passengers who had too much to drink but I never heard of it. My mom chatted with the stewardesses - ma was ex-air force - and discovered unruly passengers were a genuine rarity.
@@robinstewart6510I know you did not just call removal of alcohol from airports prohibition. No one said ban spirits outright but you do not need to be drinking when you are going that high up in the air. Doesn’t matter how responsible you think you are because the altitude will mess you up faster. You’re not going to die without a drink. Wait until you get to your destination. That simple.
Other flyers don’t want this kind of behaviour ,there is no where to go
I back flight attendants in general, but I saw an incident personally, where a flight attendant was very rude and overbearing, she acted so arrogant and insulting, it could have escalated into something more if the passenger hadn't stayed calm. No one has a right to get physical or be verbally abusive, but I think of that whenever I see incidents.
@notfiveo 🤭
You are completely right. Many times it is not only the passenger's fault. I too, have seen arrogant & insulting Airport staff. I think it is wrong that an Airline can just take a seat away from a Passenger to let an employee "Dead Head" on a flight. No wonder a Passenger would be mad. Once you add to that, the fact that a person may have been drinking before the flight, well anything can happen. It is not right that a passenger act badly, still the Airlines should take blame too. They should also stop all Alcohol products on plane and in Airport.
People coming out of the pandemic not knowing how to act. It’s like everyone forgot their manners, compassion and patience
I just think that passengers that are troublesome need to be trespassed from the airline, and if the airlines can have combined trespassed passengers they could be banned from all airlines for life. I would be 100% OK with that.
Close all bars in airports and none sold on board.
Lifetime flying bans, on any airlines. Will be more seats available for civilized passengers.
3:24 Delta’s CEO agrees. Can’t blame them.
Problems lie with Airlines overselling flights and Alcohol sales INSIDE the airport terminals. Fat chance of getting a handle on these two issues. Airlines do anything/everything to keep their stocks high and the rich local merchants payoff handsomely to keep the liquor flowing in the airports.
there are millions of travelers who consume alcohol without causing problems, it's the idiots that drink knowing that they have anger issues.
Exactly!
@@jinov191 🎯
I feel so sorry for the innocent citizens, employees, and police for having to see & deal with this!
Welcome to the world of nursing. 😢. It's everywhere. I had a patient say that it was just an "occupational hazard." Only EMS and ER staff can prosecute. It is so wrong that ANYONE feels they have the right to abuse another being. Sorry to all Airline personnel. You don't deserve the abuse of others just for doing your job.
since there seems to be a small population of people who do not understand how air travel works; perhaps the airlines want to spend money on public service announcemnts about how to act when using an airline. Also to re-enforce who can give you orders on a plane.
If behave like this on a plane, you should be banned from ever flying on any airline ever….period. Second chances are for children.
Great idea!
Lets hope the FAA really does impose these hefty fines and jail sentences. Because if it's all talk and no action, nothing will improve.
Ban guilty 1s from flying all airlines!
See 3:24. I agree too because a delinquent passenger can be not just a nuisance, but also a threat to safety.
If airport bars/restaurants and airlines have significant profits from alcohol sale and ticket sales include alcohol in the pricing, the problems with drunk passengers will continue. In the US, ALWAYS follow the money to get to the root cause of a problem.
Gee, you mean i can't drink a 40 ozer before boarding, who knew?
Ban them from flying.
What is wrong with people.. they should never ever be allowed to fly again!!
Yup, see 3:24.
I feel that alcohol should be banned from airports and planes that way there won't be Soo much problems with people
If you can't behave then stay off planes. Any infraction on an aircraft should result in one year suspension from flying any airline. If you do it again make the penalty stiffer.
only one of them looked intoxicated
Severe consequences must follow.
As long as people in Orlando behave like that, we’ll never see Orlando Bloom!
Also Airlines should treat passengers better.
Since when did Orlando’s airport code change to OIA from MCO?
The judge in the Case of the girl hitting the flight attendant your the one that should be held accountable for giving her a slap on the hands that judge and others like him are the problem they need to retire most of them are in their eighties and ninty there worst then the president inflicteing these criminals on society.....
****** THE FLIGHT ATTENDAN'S CIVIL LAWSUIT.....HAND'S ON PROPERTY/FINANCIAL ACCOUNT AWAKENING......EVERLASTING........'TEACHABLE MOMENTS'
Leave it to idiots to make things worse for everyone. There is no reason to behave in the way that some passengers do.
Anyone besides me take note of the ppl causing problems requiring police?
People who are disrespectful or disruptive to gate agents or flight attendants should NOT be allowed to fly. Bottom line.
Airport Resturants should be banned from selling alcohol to passengers waiting on their flights.
The CEO of Delta airlines is the problem when it comes to unruly passengers at Delta. This guy is the one who started spoiling these trash people. I work for a Delta partner and it was a mess especially when it came to the service aspect on board.
Its simple: no booze. And if you appear intoxicated while boarding, youre not allowed to board.
People drink before flights and then while flying and makes for a disaster!
Airline should ban alcohol completely...
Get rid of alcohol
"NEED HELP"
People should be banded from flying Commercially.
Either for a certain time or even given lifetime bans when they behave like this.
When enough is enough. Stop the threat ASAP. Arrest the suspect. Jail time and fine and pay damages (if any). Period.
That’s exactly why they don’t let Postman fly! Anxiety squared!
Put the passengers to sleep just before takeoff and revive them just after landing. PROBLEMS AVERTED!!!
The biggest problem for unruly passengers is, selling whiskey and alcohol in airports and 3:08 3:11 should be banned from all airports and planes. That would illuminate 90% of crazy people going nuts!
The punishment should fit the crime and in this case the safety of the people on board the aircraft.
Increase the fines, have them attend anger management classes, ban them from flying for life , hire/ train more air marshalls AND FOR GOODNESS SAKES HAVE CAMERAS INSTALL IN THE AIRCRAFT.
Need to go back to calling them stewards and stewardess because they are in charge of the flight. It literally means in charge to get you there.
It's just disrespectful to everyone on the plane, the airport and not to mention wilber and Oroville wright would just be disappointed
Airline passengers nowadays are becoming more abusive, especially at Orlando Airport!
This won’t do.
CUSTOMERS WHO BECOME IRRATE, CONDUCT BECOMES DISRESPECTFUL, UNACCEPTABLE,
AS LONG AS THE CUSTOMER REALIZES, THE CONSEQUENCES WILL CREATE THE IMMEDIATE CIRCUMSTANCE OF
POLICE CONTACT, CHARGES, ARREST AND REMOVAL TO JAIL.
Ban them from flying
Comply or you don’t fly.
WHEN SOMEONE IS UNRULY ON A PLANE, THEY NEED - AT MINIMUM- AUTOMATIC JAIL SENTENCE!!! Fining someone who has no money, is not a serious enough consequence!
Perhaps worldwide coordinate legislation could be approved enabling flight crews to place disruptive flyers in restraint chairs, handcuffed and shackled and duct tape for mouths together with spit shields. and have police meet them at emergency places like Greenland or Afghanistan Make 'em hurt and be taught a lesson. Probation and wrist slaps ain't working.
Judges need to get tough. That girl hit the attendant in the head and got probation?
Probation for acting like a savage!? There need to be REAL consequences. I think the no fly list should be one of them.
A flight attendant save your life.. I don’t think so.
Start posting the national guard or military at airport's.
Anyone were I can find the body cam 2:19 I know I found it once on TH-cam
Maybe all passengers need to blow in a breathalyzer before getting on the plane
It’s not OIA it’s MCO.
Start by eliminating alcohol.
They need to quit selling alcohol but they won't. They make too much money and my goodness can't lose a little bit of profit.🤨🤨🤨🤨
If someone screams they get sucked up by the planes engine
Such a simple story, why does it take three newsgoobers to tell it?
I guess they already forgot about 9/11!!!!!!!!!!
Take bars out of airports and stop selling alcohol on planes.
The airports, airlines and the FAA need to cooperate and stop having alcohol served at airports and airlines. This is such a societal problem so probably gonna be so difficult to manage this. When I travel, I honestly don't like to fly so I take a relaxant, a drink and sleep. I try real hard to be a responsible passenger since when you are in the sky 30plus thousand feet, you need to make it as easy for flight attendants and airline pilots to get to your destination.
Start a a lifetime ban on all airlines I bet the incidents will decrease dramatically
National no- fly list
simple quit selling alcohol on planes duh
So you allow a bar to operate inside the terminal and you serve alcohol on the flight but you don’t want drunks on the plane….The solution to this is to add their names to the no fly list? BWAHAHAHA
Cause one serious incident.. you never can travel on planes, trains or buses again... problem solved.
Alcohol tests could be included in security
just banned them from flying during their lifetime for all airlines around the world..let them drive all the way.!!
Maybe if they stopped selling alcohol so early in the morning in so many airports like don't let people buy alcohol still 1 o'clock in the afternoon and and maybe even limit people to 2 drinks per person but one 1 drink if it's hard liquor. The other major problems airlines that are packed like sardines like how many seats can you get on a plane how do they think people will react but like everything else greedy airlines and CEOs ect as usual.well we all have to fly in Missouri or cattle class as people call it .
Stop selling alcohol 😂 simple solution
About the only place of zero tolerance is an airport.
Issue tasers to ALL airline employees
Stop serving alcohol. Its not rocket science
FYI, most of the people in these comments are probably the most likely the ones who cause these issues.
Stop serving alcohol on planes. Also in the airports you’re the main cause of the problem of people getting drunk then when crap gets out of hand you wanna complain about it or stop selling alcohol😅
...parece que essas pessoas escolhem o AEROPORTO....para fazer seus "SHOWS"
Oh, stop defending these people. It's not about the pandemic or "travel stress". It's about a bunch of entitled, angry people who think that rules don't apply to them. I have no patience and no sympathy for adults who never learned how to behave in public. I have huge, almost crippling social anxiety yet I have never once gotten into an argument with air crew, let alone been asked to deplane. This is about adults who refuse to grow up.
🤣 Okay, the airlines are not innocent here. Crowded planes, long delays, poor food & liquids, poor toilet facilities, rude flight attendants, and so on. Add in frustrated or drunk passengers and conflicts are inevitable. My solution was to stop flying. I'd rather stay right here in this country and travel by car.
I'm not excusing that behavior, but multiple things collided to cause the pent up anger that might have triggered the rise in outbursts on airplanes and in airports. If the stress of flight schedules, the security theater that are TSA searches and screenings, complete lack of legroom in the aircraft seats and other things weren't enough, silly corona restrictions made things even MORE stressful and may have been the layer that toppled the house of cards. How do you expect people to feel with all that stress and on top of that, being ordered to be surgical masked at all times, ordered to stay at least 2 yards\1.8 meters apart, etc? I don't blame people for hating flying, commercial aircraft are some of the worst passenger vehicles to be riding in!
That said, the actions of many of these people are wrong and should be punished somehow.
Are troublesome airline passengers also road rage drivers?
@@punothebear They could be. Probably not all of them, but some of them.
wait what ... us cops and de escalation ........ hahahahahhahahahahhah
No surprise they were black.
ouch!
****SO ABSOLUTELY, NO SURPRISE, INEVITABLE REALIZATION, REMEDIED THE CONFUSED
....BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY,
THE 💡💡AWAKENING OF AN EVERLASTING 'BLACK, BLUE...$$$$$GREEN PROFITABLE" 'TEACHABLE MOMENT'
******FRANKLIN.......THANKS FOR THE BENJAMIN'S*******
Stupidity is not racially specific.
This is uncalled for.
I believe the pandemic has given people a form of PTSD in various levels of severity which is causing people to be set off under stressful circumstances. I would say everyone who experienced life during the pandemic has this disorder in varying degrees. Some people with a very mild case can cope fine in the world, while those with severe cases cannot cope and end up blowing up over any sort of stressful situation. However, those passengers who misbehave for any reason should be placed on the permanent government no-fly list after the first incident. These unruly people will be banned from flying for life. These incidences cannot be tolerated under any circumstances!
Plainly you don't have a clue what PTSD actually means.
It would have taken you 10 seconds to look it up and realise your mistake.
Honestly, I think it's people getting meaner...period!! It seems that people get angry at anything or anyone that doesn't go their way. It's not just at airports, you see more road rage incidents too. People have stopped being humane!!
Easy get them sucked up in the plane engine
The is an easy fix. Have two flights. One for the Pro Americans, another for the liberals.
95 percent black.
Or Latin.
I don't blame most of these irrate passengers. OIA continues to condone ultra rude TSA workers & other staff, plus long lines, missed flights due to lazy rude TSA workers. As long as the airport continues to create a hostile atmosphere, PAYING customers will eventually loose their cool. Sorry, OIA, it works both ways.
There’s no excuse to act like a toddler throwing a tantrum.
@@DarthKater311 That includes the TSA toddlers. They need to behave themselves first. But until there's a possibility they'll be replaced by a private agency, they'll continue to be pricks. OIA threatened to ditch them in 2017 due to numerous complaints. They promised to be retrained and act like adults, so OIA kept them. Big mistake. They should've canned them when they had the chance.
THE BLAME LIES WITH CUSTOMERS WHO BECOME IRRATE, CONDUCT BECOMES DISRESPECTFUL, UNACCEPTABLE,
AS LONG AS THE CUSTOMER REALIZES, THE CONSEQUENCES WILL CREATE THE IMMEDIATE CIRCUMSTANCE OF
POLICE CONTACT, CHARGES, ARREST AND REMOVAL TO JAIL.
UNTOLERATED BY EMPLOYEES, BUSINESESS AND CUSTOMERS WHO ATTACK, JEOPARDIZE THEIR INCOME, POSITIONS...ARE SUBJECTED TO CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWSUITS.
Myself and many friends have traveled a lot with problems and no anger from us. One friend saw a nut-case person who was calmed down quite quickly. All people who act like lunatics should be kicked-off for life. Can't take the heat, stay out of the fkn kitchen!
@@DarthKater311you obviously haven't gone through TSA at the Atlanta AP. The TSA knuckle draggers caused more confusion than anything else. I will now connect flights to completely avoid Atlanta , even if the fare is higher. Even the AP workers are horrible.