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Bachelor party causes Ryanair flight to divert

Bachelor party causes Ryanair flight to divert

February 28, 2016 By Sebastien

Six British members of a stag party travelling to Bratislava with Ryanair were kicked off the plane in Berlin for alleged drunken misbehaviour.
The men, aged 25-28, were part of a group of 12 heading to the Slovakian capital from London on Friday evening.
Reports say they became unruly and the plane was forced to carry out an unscheduled landing. German police officers met the flight.
The bridegroom was among those detained, officers said.
The other six members of the stag group continued their journey.
German federal police in Berlin said in a statement that six members of the group, from Southampton, were threatening the security on board and did not comply with the crew’s instructions.
Police told German media that the men kept standing up and cavorting, and one of them had undressed.
They reportedly became aggressive when the crew refused to serve them any more alcoholic drinks.
Police officers at Berlin’s Schoenefeld airport charged the men with misdemeanours under the German aviation security laws, which can be punishable by a fine of up to €25,000 (£20,000), they said.
A possible civil damages suit from the airline could also follow.
The men have now been released.
BBC News

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