Drunken couple told packed plane they were 'joining the mile high club' before romping loudly in the toilets

Daily Mail​

2 days ago

A drunken couple announced to a packed plane that they were 'joining the mile high club' before romping loudly in the toilets, it has been revealed.
Appalled passengers onboard an EasyJet flight bound for Alicante from Luton airport on Friday night said that it was clear from the sounds coming from the toilets that the couple were fulfilling their X-rated vow.
The flight, which was full of families with children, watched on in utter disbelief as a member of cabin crew frantically tried to get them out of the small cubicle and put a stop to their exploits.
Passengers said the couple, who looked to be in their thirties, had told others onboard that they were not married but had children from previous relationships.
Other travellers alleged that the couple had been drinking heavily prior to the incident and had spoken of their plans to sleep on the beach upon arriving at the popular Spanish city.
One fellow passenger who had been flying to meet her mother in Spain said: 'They were making lots of noise in their seats and the woman appeared pretty drunk.
'But she kept asking for more drink. A cabin crew member suggested she should have coffee but she screamed 'I'm not having coffee!' and asked for more alcohol.
'Then the woman was shouting out to other passengers 'I'm going to join the mile high club.'
One fellow passenger who had been flying to meet her mother in Spain said: 'He went in and they locked the door and soon all sorts of loud noises and grunts and groans started. 'I was right nearby but most passengers could hear it and it was awful in front of so many kids' (file image)
The passenger then alleged that the woman had said: 'I'm going to be sick' as the tried desperately to vomit into one of the bin liners for general waste that the cabin crew were using to collect rubbish.
Recounting the shocking ordeal, she continued: 'They asked her to use a sick bag and she rushed to the toilet staggering and nearly knocking a child over.
'Once she was in there, she shouted out to her boyfriend his name and was calling out to him 'I need help, I need help'.
'He went in and they locked the door and soon all sorts of loud noises and grunts and groans started.
'I was right nearby but most passengers could hear it and it was awful in front of so many kids.'
Eventually, having exhausted all efforts at trying to get the couple to stop their lewd actions, the female air hostess alerted the pilot to the shocking incident.
Upon landing, the couple were said to have been met by airport authorities and arrested on the runway.
An easyJet spokesperson said: 'We can confirm that flight EZY2317 from Luton to Alicante on 8 August was met by police upon landing in Alicante due to some passengers behaving disruptively onboard.
Last September, a couple caught red-handed trying to join the 'mile-high club' onboard an EasyJet flight in front of appalled passengers - including a child - were convicted of outraging public decency at Bristol Magistrates' Court (pictured)
'Our cabin crew are trained to assess all situations and to act quickly and appropriately, to ensure that the safety of the flight and other customers is not compromised at any time.
'We take these incidents seriously and do not tolerate disruptive behaviour onboard.
'The safety and wellbeing of our customers and crew is always easyJet's highest priority.'
Last September, a couple caught red-handed trying to join the 'mile-high club' onboard an EasyJet flight in front of appalled passengers - including a child - were convicted of outraging public decency.
Bradley Smith, 22 and Antonia Sullivan, 20, of Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, were hauled off the plane by police for indulging in their X-rated antics while flying home from Tenerife, Spain aboard a packed easyJet flight on March 3.
Unemployed Smith was heard asking his girlfriend to 'w*** me off' before care worker Sullivan was seen arranging several coats over his lap, The Sun reported.
But the couple were not as discreet as they thought and were reported to flight attendants by outraged passengers who saw 'vigorous hand movements' beneath the coats.
Witnesses to their lewd actions included a mother and her teenage daughter, who complained seeing Smith's 'bits' during their exploits.
Sullivan tried to excuse the situation by explaining she was merely rubbing her boyfriend's leg.
The pair both pleaded guilty to one count of outraging public decency by committing a sexual act in a public place at Bristol Magistrates' Court.
Smith was given a 300-hour community work order, while Sullivan received 270 hours.
They were also ordered to pay £100 compensation to each of three witnesses.