Frontier flight attendant duct tapes belligerent passenger

John Price

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After they duct taped the unruly passenger the attendants be like

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@Fixed to Ruin
 

Egg

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Unless you’re being duct taped to a wing, this isn’t exciting news.

Yeah, especially if in the US, where last time I checked, there were well over 3, 000 incidents on aircraft.

At this point, the sad part really, is that nobody is even afraid anymore like this is just a weekend outside.
 

Egg

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He smelled like malborro cigarettes, four shots of everclear .... and REGRET!

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

If that was the attendant in question, I'd demand they get a raise if I'm the CEO.

The "mommafy your a**" line was just pure comedy gold.
 

Egg

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We are forcing US attendants, to attend to passengers, while being security guards but knowing that if they even touch a passenger, they may lose their jobs.

God forbid you get a setting where they do nothing, vs take that risk.

I mean, I'd even consider getting 3-4 armed security guards per flight, on some "look what you did--your tickets have now gone up 10% for the expense"
 

JMCx4

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We are forcing US attendants, to attend to passengers, while being security guards but knowing that if they even touch a passenger, they may lose their jobs.

God forbid you get a setting where they do nothing, vs take that risk.

I mean, I'd even consider getting 3-4 armed security guards per flight, on some "look what you did--your tickets have now gone up 10% for the expense"
According to that news story, the guy interviewed wasn't an on-duty flight attendant; he was deadheading between routes (not clear if he was a Frontier employee but sitting in the jumpseat he probably was). So I reckon he might-could be considered a "passenger" on the flight as it regards his employment risks when "attending" to that ass whoopin'.

It all makes me wonder what air marshals make in salary & benefits, and whether Congress should be considering funding for a hiring push.
 

Egg

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According to that news story, the guy interviewed wasn't an on-duty flight attendant; he was deadheading between routes (not clear if he was a Frontier employee but sitting in the jumpseat he probably was). So I reckon he might-could be considered a "passenger" on the flight as it regards his employment risks when "attending" to that ass whoopin'.

It all makes me wonder what air marshals make in salary & benefits, and whether Congress should be considering funding for a hiring push.

There should be a minimum sentence in jail, for assaulting a flight attendant.

Guarantee you get thrown in jail 12 years regardless, and people will straighten themselves out.

Someone should be able to arrest an unruly passenger on a flight and the sentence should be rather automatic.

This is ridiculous.

I don't think there is a country on this planet dealing with something that embarrassing.
 

Tarantula

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we all know the passenger will attempt to sue the airline

He will be facing criminal charges, a jail sentence is possible and a large fine imminent. No jury after watching his clown performance will summon up enough sympathy to award a cent, likely would lose in resounding fashion and ruled to pay off both sides legal bills. I suspect this cartoon will be laying quite low...
 

Tarantula

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At least one might think so, however the complete lack of awareness and sense of entitlement does lead to some head scratching behaviour.
 

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