Edinburgh passengers on flight to Turkey left screaming as man brawls with police and airline staff

www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com— Passengers on a flight from Edinburgh to the Turkish city of Antalya were left screaming after a man brawled with police and airline staff on the plane. It happened on Saturday evening after the Easyjet flight landed at Antalya airport at around 8.15pm. Video footage posted by the Daily Record show a man, who is wearing a Celtic top, standing and punching the roof of the plane as airline staff try to keep him in his seat. The man is shouting and then appears to hit out at a female member of...

dailym.ai—Moment 'drunk' Celtic fan punches police officers in shocking brawl on easyJet flight from Edinburgh to Turkey 'after downing a bottle of vodka'. Footage shows the man trying to punch people in the row in front of him before moving towards the aisle. One passenger said the fight broke out after someone called the football fan a 'disgrace'.

WSTPost—JetBlue airlines have faced “anti-Semitism” allegations after calling police on a Jewish passenger, accusing him of causing a “disturbance” after he complained about a flight attendant’s Palestine pin. JetBlue airlines have faced “anti-Semitism” allegations after calling police on a Jewish passenger, accusing him of causing a “disturbance” after he complained about a flight attendant’s Palestine pin - Budget airline JetBlue called the police on a Jewish passenger, accusing him of "causing a disturbance" after he objected to a flight attendant's Palestine flag pin, the aggrieved flyer told DailyMail.com.Paul Faust, 54, said he silently complained to a supervisor on the plane about the pin -...

Daily Mail—JetBlue airlines hit with 'anti-Semitism' accusations after calling the police on Jewish passenger and accusing him of causing a 'disturbance' after he complained about flight attendant's Palestine lapel pin. Paul Faust, 54, is accusing JetBlue of 'blatant antisemitism' over their response to his complaint about a female flight attendant's Palestine flag pin. The Florida-based Jewish father told DailyMail.com he was flying to Las Vegas Sunday when he noticed the crew member wearing the pin and a BLM badge. He quietly complained, but when he landed, a uniformed official claimed he caused a disturbance, called the cops, and canceled his return flight