Passenger Convicted for Assaulting Police at Dublin Ryanair Gate
A Ryanair passenger was convicted for assaulting a Dublin Airport police officer after he bypassed boarding procedures and became uncooperative with staff.
12 aviation articles tagged “Unruly Passenger”
A Ryanair passenger was convicted for assaulting a Dublin Airport police officer after he bypassed boarding procedures and became uncooperative with staff.
A Delta passenger faces multiple assault charges in Memphis after striking a flight attendant and biting a police officer during the boarding process.
A Delta flight from Houston to Atlanta returned to its origin after a passenger began assaulting others, prompting an FAA investigation into the incident.
A Delta Air Lines flight made an emergency landing in Houston after an unruly passenger incident, prompting a Federal Aviation Administration investigation.
A passenger at Dublin Airport was arrested after reportedly obstructing Airport Police during a dispute over a t-shirt and refusing to provide identification.
A Ryanair flight from Madrid to Ibiza was reportedly delayed for two hours after the crew requested police assistance to remove a disruptive passenger.
Air Canada flight AC858 from Toronto to London was forced to divert to St. John's due to an unruly passenger, stranding 368 people and leading to police involvement.
EasyJet passenger Nicola Cristiano was jailed for six years in Edinburgh for attempted rape on a flight, highlighting the aviation industry's push for stricter unruly passenger prosecution.
Alaska Airlines passenger Trayton C. Ballot received an 18-month prison sentence for sexually assaulting a teen mid-flight, underscoring the serious federal penalties for in-flight misconduct.
Aer Lingus flight EI 135 was forced to return to Shannon Airport after a passenger sexually assaulted a minor; the Galway man later pleaded guilty in court.
Ryanair faced a disruptive passenger incident when Jerzy Skiba (49) was arrested in Dublin for verbally assaulting cabin crew after being refused alcohol.
A disruptive passenger was removed from a Miami flight, likely an American Airlines Airbus A321, after an onboard political rant; the incident aligns with the FAA's zero-tolerance policy.