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Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Dramatic moment boozed up passenger is hauled off busy plane after VOMITING on another flier
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THIS is the shocking moment a drunk man is thrown off a flight for vomiting on another passenger - moments before the plane takes off. Cabin footage showed the disgraced man looking completely dazed as he leaned against the seat in front of him. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 A drunk passenger was booted off a 13-hour flight Credit: Jam Press 3 He was reportedly seen with an empty bottle of whisky Credit: Jam Press 3 He was booted off before the flight took off 30 minutes later Credit: Jam Press The repulsive ordeal took place on an EVA Air flight from Taiwan to Austria - a gruelling 13-hour journey. The clip was recorded by another passenger who was alerted to the chaos on May 25. In the video, the boozed up man is seen standing and hunched over the seat in front of him. Desperate flight attendants attempt to pull him out of his seat - but the man does not move an inch. He then tries to sit back down again, and manages to do so while the dumbfounded crew watch on. A security guard in a high vis jackets is even seen next to the man before crew try to lift him up again. Some of the flight attendants removed his rucksack and took it away. He eventually gets up, still appearing to be absolutely out of it. Fellow passengers reportedly saw the man with an empty bottle of whisky. It is unclear who exactly he threw up on, or whether the victim was able to clean himself up properly. Pigeons caused chaos on a Delta Airlines flight Saturday night at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport One of them told local media: "The cabin door was already closed, and then that person started vomiting. "There was an older man on his right, and when he saw him vomiting, he immediately stood up." They added: The flight attendants later helped move that older man's seat, but that whole row was then blocked off and no one could sit there." Staff later forced the man to get off the flight so they could clean the seat. After that, the plane was allowed to depart for its long 13-hour trip. But it was delayed by about half an hour, according to What's The Jam. Pilots made up for the lost time while in the air, and actually managed to land in Vienna, Austria, on time. The witness onboard also said: "It smelt heavily of ginger duck with lots of alcohol. "He probably drank it before boarding." They added: "His friend wasn't asked to get off, only he himself was removed."
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Dramatic moment boozed up passenger is hauled off busy plane after VOMITING on another flier
THIS is the shocking moment a drunk man is thrown off a flight for vomiting on another passenger - moments before the plane takes off. Cabin footage showed the disgraced man looking completely dazed as he leaned against the seat in front of him. 3 A drunk passenger was booted off a 13-hour flight Credit: Jam Press 3 He was reportedly seen with an empty bottle of whisky Credit: Jam Press 3 He was booted off before the flight took off 30 minutes later Credit: Jam Press The repulsive ordeal took place on an EVA Air flight from Taiwan to Austria - a gruelling 13-hour journey. The clip was recorded by another passenger who was alerted to the In the video, the boozed up man is seen standing and hunched over the seat in front of him. Desperate flight attendants attempt to pull him out of his seat - but the man does not move an inch. He then tries to sit back down again, and manages to do so while the dumbfounded crew watch on. A security guard in a high vis jackets is even seen next to the man before crew try to lift him up again. Some of the He eventually gets up, still appearing to be absolutely out of it. Most read in The US Sun Fellow passengers reportedly saw the man with an empty bottle of whisky. It is unclear who exactly he threw up on, or whether the victim was able to clean himself up properly. Pigeons caused chaos on a Delta Airlines flight Saturday night at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport One of them told local media: "The cabin door was already closed, and then that person started vomiting. "There was an older man on his right, and when he saw him vomiting, he immediately stood up." They added: The flight attendants later helped move that older man's seat, but that whole row was then blocked off and no one could sit there." Staff later forced the man to get off the flight so they could clean the seat. After that, the plane was allowed to depart for its long 13-hour trip. But it was delayed by about half an hour, according to What's The Jam. Pilots made up for the lost time while in the air, and actually managed to land in Vienna, Austria, on time. The witness onboard also said: "It smelt heavily of ginger duck with lots of alcohol. Read more on the Irish Sun "He probably drank it before boarding." They added: "His friend wasn't asked to get off, only he himself was removed."
The Sun
3 days ago
- The Sun
Dramatic moment boozed up passenger is hauled off busy plane after VOMITING on another flier
THIS is the shocking moment a drunk man is thrown off a flight for vomiting on another passenger - moments before the plane takes off. Cabin footage showed the disgraced man looking completely dazed as he leaned against the seat in front of him. 3 3 3 The repulsive ordeal took place on an EVA Air flight from Taiwan to Austria - a gruelling 13-hour journey. The clip was recorded by another passenger who was alerted to the chaos on May 25. In the video, the boozed up man is seen standing and hunched over the seat in front of him. Desperate flight attendants attempt to pull him out of his seat - but the man does not move an inch. He then tries to sit back down again, and manages to do so while the dumbfounded crew watch on. A security guard in a high vis jackets is even seen next to the man before crew try to lift him up again. Some of the flight attendants removed his rucksack and took it away. He eventually gets up, still appearing to be absolutely out of it. Fellow passengers reportedly saw the man with an empty bottle of whisky. It is unclear who exactly he threw up on, or whether the victim was able to clean himself up properly. Pigeons caused chaos on a Delta Airlines flight Saturday night at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport One of them told local media: "The cabin door was already closed, and then that person started vomiting. "There was an older man on his right, and when he saw him vomiting, he immediately stood up." They added: The flight attendants later helped move that older man's seat, but that whole row was then blocked off and no one could sit there." Staff later forced the man to get off the flight so they could clean the seat. After that, the plane was allowed to depart for its long 13-hour trip. But it was delayed by about half an hour, according to What's The Jam. Pilots made up for the lost time while in the air, and actually managed to land in Vienna, Austria, on time. The witness onboard also said: "It smelt heavily of ginger duck with lots of alcohol. "He probably drank it before boarding."
Metro
4 days ago
- General
- Metro
'Drunk' man kicked off plane for 'vomiting on passenger' before 13-hour flight
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video We all have our pet peeves when it comes to flying. Kids kicking the back of your seat the whole way, the person next to you coughing and spluttering everywhere, the person who decides to watch their film without headphones. Spare a thought for the passenger on this EVA Air flight who would have been thanking his lucky stars for dodging all that. That is until the guy sitting behind got up and vomited on him moments before they were due to take off on a 13-hour trip from Taiwan to Austria. Footage taken inside the cabin on May 25 shows the culprit looking worse for wear while still leaning on the seat in front as crew members surround him. One can be see trying to lift him from his seat while colleagues remove his rucksack. Other passengers reported spotting an empty bottle of whisky. One told local media: 'The cabin door was already closed, and then that person started vomiting. 'There was an older man on his right, and when he saw him vomiting, he immediately stood up. 'The flight attendants later helped move that older man's seat, but that whole row was then blocked off and no one could sit there.' Staff made the man disembark so they could clean the seat. The flight was able to depart, but only after a delay of about half an hour, as reported by What's The Jam. More Trending Pilots made up for the lost time en route and the flight landed in Vienna, Austria, on time. The witness recalled: 'It smelt heavily of ginger duck with lots of alcohol. 'He probably drank it before boarding. 'His friend wasn't asked to get off, only he himself was removed.' Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. MORE: Is this 'haunted' Annabelle doll responsible for a large fire and a prison escape? MORE: Woman who's spoken to a ghost for 12 years reveals when the world is going to end MORE: Mum told to pay police officer £50 for striking him in the face with toilet roll
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Health
- Yahoo
EVA Air to Join IATA's Turbulence Aware Platform Enhancing Flight Safety
TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- EVA Air remains at the forefront of innovation and advancing safety measures whenever possible. At the 81st International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit (WATS), EVA Air President Clay Sun and IATA Director General Willie Walsh signed a cooperation agreement announcing EVA Air's official membership in the IATA's Turbulence Aware platform. As climate patterns shift, turbulence is becoming more frequent, presenting a growing consideration for flight safety and operational planning. To ensure the safety of passengers and crew, EVA Air has joined the global effort to enhance real-time turbulence data sharing and improve predictive safety measures through this cutting-edge platform. "Although technology is becoming more advanced, turbulence is still one of the most difficult weather conditions to predict. Mild turbulence may cause the aircraft to shake, while severe turbulence may cause structural damage to the aircraft which is the most undesirable situation," said EVA Air President Clay Sun. "We believe that joining Turbulence Aware will help pilots and dispatchers to analyze real-time data, plan and choose appropriate flight paths to avoid areas with higher turbulence risks, and ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft." "We are delighted to have EVA Air join Turbulence Aware to further enhance the capabilities of crew and dispatchers around the world to improve flight safety, fuel efficiency and passenger comfort," said IATA Director General Willie Walsh. "With the data reported by each airline, we can provide flight crews and dispatchers with a clearer picture, making the platform more helpful in reducing the impact of turbulence. In 2024, participating airlines generated a total of 51.8 million turbulence reports, a significant increase of 35% from 2023, which will be very beneficial in reducing the damage caused by turbulence." The platform currently includes 28 airlines sharing reports from over 2,700 aircraft. Once the platform compiles the data, it delivers real-time turbulence information to pilots through images, enabling them to make timely route adjustments and avoid affected areas. EVA Air will initially deploy a total of 33 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to participate in collecting and reporting data. IATA is a non-governmental organization that represents the global airline industry. It has approximately 350 airline members, accounting for more than 80% of global air transport volume, and EVA Air is a proud member. The association aims to support several aviation activities and assist in formulating key aviation industry policies. About EVA Air: A Star Alliance member, EVA Air was founded in 1989 as Taiwan's first privately owned international airline. It is an affiliated company of global container-shipping leader Evergreen Line. It flies a fleet of more than 80 Boeing and Airbus aircraft to around 60 international destinations throughout Asia, Oceania, Europe, and North America. Travelers can learn more about EVA and schedules, book, and buy tickets at View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE EVA Airways Corporation Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
