[canuck_conservative]

Claustrophobia?

[Support Free Republic]

[cyborg]

WOW

[Cogadh na Sith]

Nope, stupid b!*ch...

I'll bloody anyone who even asks for a second bag of peanuts on my next flight.

[auboy]

Mad Sow Disease?

[Archangelsk]

Hypoxia.

[SassNClass]

Stupid bitch. Some women don't behave like ladies on flights.

[rockprof]

Anyone acts like that on a flight I'm on, they won't need to be restrained - they'll be unconscious. There's no excuse for this crap in this day and age of terrorism.

[VOA]

He said one passenger asked her to settle down and the woman struck that person in the face.

I know I'm a bit extreme on this topic...but I guess I'm still having trouble
with the delete button on my memories about 9-11.

In my book, a disruptive passenger in the confines of an airlane since 9-11...especially
one the crosses the line to physical assault on crew/passengers...
should be lucky to walk off the plane...and should need dental work and healing time
before they can verbally explain their actions to the authorities/judge.

I hate lawyers, but I wonder if the passenger that got punched can go after
NWA for either serving this "lady" drinks or letting her on the plane obviously drunk...

[numberonepal]

..before finally being subdued by passengers

Just another example of the passengers being the Air Marshall. God Bless America!

[af_vet_1981]

Claustrophobia?

Intoxication

The airlines need to restrict how much alchohol they sell (those that don't already) or risk being sued for providing an unsafe flying environment.

[Hatteras]

Rosie, Rosie, Rosie.... C'mon, be a sport. We weren't laughing AT you, we were laughing WITH you! (snicker...)

[xsmommy]

it is that magnetic WACKO-POLE that is Montana that causes this behavior....

[Viking2002]

Slam her @ss into the center aisle, and tell her that her next action determines whether she arrives at her destination vertically, or horizontally........

[Chu Gary]

I read this somewhere -- I did not say it -- it's a joke....


Why is it called PMS? The name Mad Cow was already taken.


Like I said, I read that somewhere -- I did not say it -- it's a joke. Nonetheless, I've changed into my asbestos clothing and grabbed a fire extinguisher.

[i_dont_chat]

Reminds me of my favorite true story about flying intoxicated.

A friend of mine was refused boarding on a flight because the Attendant told him he was too drunk to board.

My friend answered with as much dignity as he could muster, "Hold on -- I just want to ride this thing -- I don't want to pilot it!"

They didn't let him on. That was 40 years ago. They used more common sense then, I believe.

[giznort]

A&E has an excellent new "reality" show called "Airline" that's on Monday nights 9:00 p.m. Central. It consists of actual footage of what Southwest Airlines encounters on a daily basis, i.e., drunk passengers swilling beer at the airport bar at 7:30 a.m. and being refused at the boarding call; obnoxious parents trying to bully their way around regulations concerning children flying; passengers who are too smelly to board the plane, to mention a few topics covered last night. This sounds like a story line for this show!

[elli1]

This is the second incident involving a drunk woman flying out of Minnesota & causing a disturbance on an airplane within the last week or so. I don't think they're getting this inebriated w/o having a pretty good head start in the lounge at the airport.

[joesnuffy]

I think they need to issue animal tranquilizer pneumatic dart guns to the flight attendents...and maybe those large loop poles...and keep some empty cages in the cargo just in case...
They should also make videos of this...nice complement to those "When animals attack" shows..or "When good passengers go bad" .....

[StarCMC]

She must've seen Nancy.