- The three males and two females, from Liverpool, were not travelling together
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A rowdy bunch of ‘drunk’ British tourists were escorted off a Ryanair flight to Tenerife after being seen swigging duty free booze, abusing fellow passengers, and ‘engaging in sexual activity in front of children’.
The five Brits from Liverpool, consisting of three males and two females, according to local eyewitness reports, were not travelling together but seated in front and behind each other on the Thursday evening flight.
The three men were among the last to board flight FR4346 to Tenerife as one of the group was in a wheelchair and his pals had to assist him onto the plane.
But the chaos was unleashed shortly after take-off at 4.05pm.
As soon as the plane wheels had lifted off the tarmac, the group cracked open a bottle of duty free booze and reportedly began drinking from the bottle.
A group of five Brits from Liverpool were escorted off a Ryanair flight to Tenerife on Thursday after ‘getting drunk, abusing passengers and staff, and engaging in sexual activity in front of children’
This led to cabin crew attempting to intervene as they asked the lads to quieten down – but the requests were allegedly ignored, reported Canarian Weekly.
The group then began to involve two women who were seated on the row behind them as they dished out the booze.
Passengers reportedly began getting agitated with the disruptive behaviour and asked the party of five to mind their language as they had young children.
They also asked them to return to their seats as their swaying and bumping was causing disturbance to those around them.
As their disruptions continued, the pilot was forced to address the situation over the planes tannoy.
The pilot allegedly warned them that if they didn’t sit down, put the drink away, and behave, he would make a landing in Lisbon, Portugal, where they would be evicted from the plane and have to make their own way to Tenerife or back home.
This warning caused the rowdy bunch to sit down – but they all swapped seats and mingled with each other with one of the girls sitting with two males, laving the other two together.
Quickly after the reshuffle, passengers realised the noise had lessened which raised their suspicions.
Reports claim the travellers soon noticed that the group were engaging in inappropriate sexual behaviour and urged them to stop as there were children on board.
But they, along with flight crew, were met with a flurry of abuse from the drunk bunch.
The plane had already began its final descent into Tenerife South Airport by this time, and the pilot had already requested police assistance upon landing.
When the plane finally came to a standstill, passengers were told to remain seated while Spanish cops entered the vehicle in search of the nuisance passengers.
National Police officials arrested all five of the abusive travellers and took their passports so the pilot could log their details.
The furious pilot also allegedly informed the five that under no circumstances would they be travelling back to the UK with Ryanair.