Editorial A dishevelled but cheerful looking man boards an aircraft, swigging from a miniature spirit bottle. He sits down, still drinking. But then he suddenly gets up and proceeds to dance around the aircraft cabin, this time wearing a life vest. Finally, the crew subdues him, after which he appears in front of a Police crime board, where he’s given the title “Flying Mojito.”
Agency (EASA) campaign to combat ‘Air Rage’, or unruly passenger behaviour. It follows a similar campaign in the UK called ‘One too many’, where passengers are warned of the consequences if they disrupt flights.
Campaigns like this are needed, as air rage is an ongoing and growing problem, and not only in Europe.
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Airline Marketing Monthly | June 2019
This scene comes from the European Union Aviation Safety
