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Ryanair Sues Disruptive Passenger For €3,000 Following Forced Diversion

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Ryanair continues its campaign to punish unruly passengers, filing another lawsuit against a disruptive passenger. (www.gatechecked.com) More...

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Itsis80
jim sisti 8
It is a start, but when will airlines begin sharing their blocked passenger list information with each other? If you are unfit to fly on airline "A", you should be unfit to fly on any airline.
Also, I wonder if airline passengers on a flight that gets diverted, delayed, or cancelled would have any legal standing to also file a small claims charge against the person who created the problem. That could be a bigger deterrent - imagine an international flight with 300 passengers all filing a claim against someone for disruptive behavior that resulted in a day of vacation lost;hotel and car rentals wasted, etc
EMK69
EMK69 6
It's about time. Since the authorities won't or can't file criminal charges, I'm glad to see some action will be taken against them.
sparkie624
sparkie624 1
Land at closest suitable airport, Throw them out the door and continue the flight! They are on there own after that.
TimDyck
Tim Dyck 0
Landing disrupts all the other passengers. Just drop in altitude until it’s safe to open the door and they are no longer a problem to anyone.

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