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From todays Herald Sun
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some people will never learn........ Last edited by Adrian B; 11th September 2008 at 08:02 AM. Reason: spelling |
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It's pretty sad to hear these incidents really, but this is life. I also know a case which the flight attendant refused to provide any alcohol to a male passenger in accordance with relevant RSA codes and the guy then threatened the cabin crew so the air marshal restrained him and was handed over to the police after landing. Unfortunately, the guy only got a temporary detention of a few days and was eventually released with a police caution - well, at least this happened in another country.
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I know a couple of people that never turn their phones off whilst flying just because they are stuborn and don't think much of the regulations.
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![]() Being a goose on an aircraft is a sure fire way to notch up a criminal history, as it is almost certain that the AFP will refer it for prosecution. |
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Over here we ask you to turn the phones off nicely then if someone doesnt comply the FA's are under instruction (we go over it during briefing) to confiscate the phone and not return it until the passenger is leaving the aircraft. Should there be a problem then we either dont leave the gate or reurn to the gate where the problem child is escorted of the aircraft by waiting police. I/we have zero tolerance for people who dont comply with crew member directives....if you dont like it then dont fly.
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Thats the way it should be too! It's not hard to follow crew directives on a flight
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