Poor behaviour on an aircraft

[noseall]

My guess is that the master at arms can throw you in the brig on a ship and the train can stop at the next station and have you arrested. On a plane it is slightly different. The passengers need monitoring and the attendants can do this if they are the only ones serving the alcohol.

 

[Brigadier]

They should not flog booze on the plane imho

Why should reasonable people be denied a drink, because some cretin may not be able to behave like an adult?

 

[HawkEye244]

Why should reasonable people be denied a drink, because some cretin may not be able to behave like an adult?

This has been the case for years. They tell you not to drink your own alcohol but are happy to sell it to you at a premium. I've personally been lied to by cabin staff and that it is ''illegal', when it isn't. Of course if it was illegal they would not be able to sell it at all, so it makes a mockery of the whole thing.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Bloody nerve of it! I went into a pub the other day and exactly the same thing happened. I'm definitely going to take my own food to the Italian restaurant next week. Mark my words.

What about on a train?

What about on a ship?

Is it the same?

 

[noseall]

Is it the same?

rules is rules.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Indeed. Some are reasonable; some are not.

However, you presumably go into a pub or restaurant to eat and drink; you board a plane, train or ship to travel having paid the fare.

 

[Burnerman]

As it happens, I'm on the Newcastle - Ijmuiden ferry on Tuesday......the very one where some to$$er set fire to his cabin a while ago whilst under the influence of weed and booze
He got 11 years, if I recall.
Unbelievable.
John

 

[transam]

Why should reasonable people be denied a drink, because some cretin may not be able to behave like an adult?

because I do not drink so it will not effect me plus the fact that I am not allowed to smoke

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

They should not flog booze on the plane imho

Any one boozed up or suspected of being boozed up should not be allowed to fly or get on the plane

any one who is on the plane prior to take off that is boozed up should be asked to get off if they refuse a*** of trousers & scruff of the neck & slung off with a boot up the arris for good measure

Any one causing mayhem on a flight should be detained on arrival frog marched into a dentention room & have deep heat squirted up or around there arris no exceptions

same go's for any drunk turning up at a hospital causing mayhem they should be slung out.

because I do not drink so it will not effect me plus the fact that I am not allowed to smoke

You do not have a passport either, so it is hardly likely to ever concern you.
Why are you not allowed a passport, arse end?

 

[transam]

hims missis may have to fly economy class

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

hims missis may have to fly economy class

arse end is not even allowed a passport, Why is that?
Are you living under the radar?

 

[transam]

Bit OT but I hope the 1st day at work went alright for u today him hard as it may be dragging yer **** end out of bed

u will get into the routine eventually. Good luck

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Bit OT

You are still ignoring me then, arse end?

 

[securespark]

If you smoke after sex, you need some KY.

 

[DP]

My guess is that the master at arms can throw you in the brig on a ship and the train can stop at the next station and have you arrested. On a plane it is slightly different. The passengers need monitoring and the attendants can do this if they are the only ones serving the alcohol.

I suppose you are correct in that the attendant can decide...... On one flight I saw cabin crew happily sell more alcohol to yobs that were well OTT in their behaviour, loudness, swearing and disruption. When the plane landed at Stanstead, these same idiots were very quiet as they slinks away like rats perhaps in case they got arrested by the gun carrying cops?