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Jetairfly airplane. Drunk steward: for the series "How to delay a flight"

Rome, Italy - Waiting hours in airport in a full hardship. And then the airplane takes off in delay with 11 passengers less

While the airplane of the Belgian Jetairfly carrier was gradually loading of passengers that from the Greek isle of Zante had to to reach Brussels, some of them already noticed the strange behaviour of one of the steward. When then with a staggering step head to the microphone and addressed illogical, mumbled and unclear sentences to the passengers, they had the certainty that the man was drunk. The...

fra/pec - 1177756
Rome, Italy, 09/27/2016 18:04
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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