Man dies after being restrained by PAX

[GravityHater]

I find it strange that 7 of them were needed to restrain one guy.

You're right, they weren't needed,.... that many were there just because they were enjoying it. (I would have, to)

 

[jackotron]

It doesn't bother me one bit.

We don't need air marshalls, just post half a dozen rugby players on every plane. I'll bet they do it for free!

Jack

 

[Andy Neill]

Thank you for flying with the Grace L Ferguson Airline and Storm Door company."

Another Bob Newhart fan!

 

['72Gremlin]

Once again another alcohol-related air rage incident. There seems to be a trend here.

 

[PaulThomas]

[QUOTE='72Gremlin]Once again another alcohol-related air rage incident. There seems to be a trend here.[/QUOTE]
people with too much alcohol still get on planes.

 

[Midnight Flyer]

Nowadays passengers are not going to take peoples crap. Drunk or not, you do not disrupt an a/c in any way. It's a very sad lesson to learn, maybe it will deter others from acting so recklessly. You certaintly can't blame the passengers for protecting their lives (so they thought). It's comforting, in a way, to know that people will act towards such behavior. So before you act, just remember others are watching and are willing to act against.

I agree. I feel safer knowing that more passengers are willing to jump in and help when need be. Now if we can only start attacking these same dumba$$ disgruntled passengers who make public scenes at the gate (you know, the kind of pax who often appear on Southwest's Airline show.) haha