By Max Greenhalgh • Updated: 13 Jun 2023 • 15:09
Image of a Ryanair plane. Credit: Tom Buysse/Shutterstock.com
UPDATE
Since publishing this story, Ryanair have advised Euro Weekly News that they have no knowledge of any such occurrence taking place on any of their aircraft despite the fact that it was first revealed on Tik Tok and followed up in The Sun.
Man, thought to be the groom-to-be, asleep in an overhead locker on a Ryanair flight.
A stag party on board a Ryanair flight stuffed the groom-to-be inside an overhead luggage compartment on their Ryanair flight home.
The incident took place as the flight from Ibiza began its descent to land back in the UK.
The intended groom was unconscious when he was placed in the luggage storage but soon woke up and climbed out laughing at the prank.
An eyewitness said: “40 dudes at the back of the plane were having a time. They pushed their mate in there as the plane landed.”
Ryanair has not commented on the incident.
Stag and hen-do disruption on flights is becoming a persistent problem.
A recent Ryanair flight descended into chaos with passengers drinking and smoking with cabin crew unable to control them. It left one passenger branding it a ‘nightmare’ and claiming it ruined her whole holiday.
Popular destinations across Europe and the UK have begun to fight back against the stag and hen parties, however. Amsterdam and the Costa del Sol in Spain have issued warnings against bad behaviour with possible fines on the Costa del Sol reaching €750.
In the UK, locals of the city of York have issued a warning that they will no longer accept unruly behaviour from hen and stag parties.
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It’s about time Ryanair thought more about their staff and decent passengers and stopped drunks from flying at the gate when they are trying to board
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