The Friday quarrel he caused Eight Polish passengers aged between 27 and 46 years On a Ryanair plane Going from Luton, England, to the Spanish island of Lanzarote, on Saturday One of the main topics of the Portuguese media.
They pointed out that due to bad behavior of passengers, it was necessary to deviate from the route and make an emergency landing in Faro.
There, as the Portuguese police and witnesses on board describe the event, The most aggressive of the group of Poles attacked the Portuguese officers.
The police report shows that during the flight to the Canary Islands, the crew informed the air control tower in Faro that due to the bad behavior of a group of passengers, it was necessary to land at the Portuguese airport.
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During the flight The Poles were accused of harassing other passengers, refusing crew orders, banging on luggage compartment doors, and consuming alcoholic beverages. Purchased from the store at Luton Airport. One of them also allegedly pushed a flight attendant away.
According to the police chief at Faro Airport, Bruno Moura, during the police intervention, an aggressive passenger beat up two policemen. He added that It was necessary to remove him from the deck by force.
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According to eyewitnesses, the bravest Polish passenger initially complied with the order to disembark and left the plane with seven of his companions, but after a while he changed his mind and returned, rejecting the officers’ orders.
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He resisted, so the officers had to overpower him. Handcuffed and placed in custody – Commander Mora explained, adding that The detainees will remain in Faro for several days. He is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.
Portuguese services determined that the remaining seven passengers who were thrown from the plane after a short stay at the police station in Faro headed by taxi to Seville, southern Spain.
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