Ryanair flight to Ibiza delayed as women removed for drinking and vaping
- Three women on a Ryanair flight to Ibiza were drinking and vaping, causing a delay.
- After being asked to stop, they continued their behavior, leading to their removal by police.
- The incident resulted in a 90-minute delay, frustrating other passengers and impacting their travel plans.
A Ryanair flight from Manchester to Ibiza faced a significant delay due to the actions of three women in their early 30s who were drinking and vaping on board. Despite being instructed to cease these activities, the women continued, prompting the flight to be taken off the runway. After approximately 90 minutes of waiting, they were escorted off the aircraft by police, leading to cheers from other passengers who were frustrated by the delay. The incident not only caused inconvenience for the passengers but also affected their subsequent plans, including car hire and VIP access to clubs. The pilot expressed dissatisfaction with the situation, highlighting the selfishness of the women's behavior, which held up the entire flight. This incident is part of a broader trend of unruly behavior among passengers, as evidenced by a separate occurrence at the same airport where a disruptive male passenger delayed another flight for over two hours before being removed by police. Such incidents have raised concerns about passenger conduct and the impact on travel schedules, prompting airlines to take a firmer stance against disruptive behavior to ensure the safety and comfort of all travelers.