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Passenger Spits In Crew's Face Forcing British Airways Diversion Into Orlando

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Police in Orlando have arrested 32-year-old Sean J. Kelly after his actions forced a British Airways flight to divert into Orlando International Airport while enroute from Cancun to London. According to statements made by the flight crew... (www.thefloridanewsjournal.com) Más...

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canuck44
canuck44 10
Hopefully they videotaped the female police officer "kneeing" this POS to the ground so that it can be put up on You Tube for all his friends and potential dates to see.

It is not cheap for a 777 to drop into to MCO to discharge its effluence and I would hope the judge imposes fines equivalent to that amount.

It looks like the crew had all the paperwork ready for they were only on the ground for 75 minutes.
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canuck44
canuck44 3
Was on an AA flight MAD to MIA when a guy got out of line molesting the female FA's and swinging at the males who defended them...also the captain when he came back. We dropped this guy off in Bermuda...the Bobbies were a picture of efficiency and had him off the plane in one or two minutes. They turned us around in just over a half hour.

Best part is the guy rotted in the Bermuda jail for three weeks before he got sprung.
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TXCAVU
Elizabeth Robillard 1
No kidding about Bermuda. They do not play and have their own sweet system of justice. My favorite remains the Icelandic flight to JFK and the duct taped guy.
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n9341c
n9341c 3
Seriously, you fly a commercial aircraft and spell like that? How did you pass the written exam, pal?
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WALLACE24
WALLACE24 2
"Stoli" does another one in! The FA, aka bartender, gets spit for tips.
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genethemarine
Gene spanos 2
This is why many decide to take the train and or drive to there final summer destination. Because of civilians like this.....
FUBAR!
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TWA55
TWA55 2
How far air travel has come...sad
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N1771V
Kenneth Hoyler 2
Why is it necessary to serve alcohol in flight. Seems most of the trouble seems to be alcohol encouraged.
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WALLACE24
WALLACE24 1
$$$$$
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