On July 9, an incident occurred at Wrocław-Strachowice Airport. The aircraft was scheduled to fly to Zadar in Croatia, but before takeoff a brawl broke out on board involving several Polish women. The Border Guard reported that five Polish citizens behaved aggressively, failed to follow the crew's instructions, disturbed the order and got into arguments with other passengers.
The aircraft captain requested the intervention of the services. Officers from the Special Intervention Team of the Border Guard Post at Wrocław-Strachowice entered the aircraft. All five women were escorted off the aircraft by the officers. The passengers' behavior indicated that they might have consumed alcohol earlier. A test showed that three of them were under its influence.
Five women did not fly to Croatia
The passengers were fined. The captain also decided to remove them from the passenger list. None of the five women departed for Croatia on that flight.
According to information provided to the editorial office, a resident of Bolesławiec was among the passengers removed from the aircraft.
A recording of the brawl was published online. It shows the final part of the argument, during which the women shout vulgar words while some passengers react with laughter and applause.
A very vulgar exchange can be heard in the recording:
– You f**king whore, you f**ked up my bachelorette party. That's it! You f**king c**t, right? Ptooey!
– F*** off!
– Whore!
– F*** off this aircraft!
– We'll arrange another one for ourselves.
– F*** off the aircraft!
– That f**king c**t stole my friend's boyfriend!
– (laughter, applause) Bravo!
– Okay, don't get cocky...
– We're not getting cocky.
– Don't get so excited.
– But Kamila, it can't be like this... It hasn't been possible for a long time. Don't even address her, Kamila.
The captain may refuse carriage
The Border Guard reminds passengers that the aircraft captain is responsible for the safety of everyone on board. The captain may refuse carriage to people whose behavior endangers safety or disturbs order during the flight.
Aggressive behavior, especially after consuming alcohol, may result in a fine, removal from the aircraft, loss of the ticket and the need to cover additional costs.
Ryanair states that it applies a zero-tolerance policy toward passengers who disturb order and takes action when their behavior could interfere with the safe conduct of the journey.