Crew To Passenger: “Would You Jeopardize Your Holiday For A B***job?”

Well, I can’t say I’ve ever heard a flight attendant ask a passenger head-on whether they’d “jeopardize [their] holiday for a b*** job?”

The Sun has the story of the incident that unfolded on Tuesday’s Virgin Atlantic flight from London Gatwick to Cancun, which was operated by a 747. Passengers watched as two flyers who apparently didn’t know one another started talking and then kissing, and then going to the bathroom about halfway through the flight.

Other passengers alerted the crew, and moments later three flight attendants were knocking at the door. When they opened the door they apparently found the man standing with his pants down and the woman sitting on the seat.

As the two emerge, the flight attendant asks (quite epically) “would you jeopardize your holiday for a b*** job?” That wasn’t even the end of the situation. The woman then got in a big fight with the passenger she was traveling with, and may have even thrown drinks around the cabin.

Police met the flight upon arrival in Cancun, and Virgin Atlantic has said that they’ve banned the woman from future flights with them.

Here’s what one onlooker had to say:

“She turned up on the plane totally sloshed at 12.30pm.

“She was very friendly and approached me and my pal for a chat.

“The woman then struck up a bond with a guy who was traveling on his own and sat across the aisle from her. They were kissing.

“They were both in their late 20s, but were total strangers before getting on the plane.

“Minutes later she disappeared into the toilet, and he followed her in.

“It was so obvious. Everyone knew what was happening because she had been so loud and rowdy.”

Here’s the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIm5Y7-dFMU

The poor crew. Is this what leisure flights out of London Gatwick are like?

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Pierre Diamond

Perfect example of what goes to Cancun. The post would have been more worthwhile if it had been a Saudia flight to Ryiad.

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Pedro Guest

@Dax Complete and utter nonsense, your entire comment.

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Rob Guest

@Dax #1) That is incorrect. You are mixing up college campus rules / disciplinary committees (especially under the Obama era) with US / US state legal code. Even if a state tried to implement something like that, it would be illegal under the US Constitution as you can't have laws for one sex (or race) and not the other (and it would have to be very strictly defined like DUI levels are). #2) That is an incredibly sexist thing to believe at any rate. It basically states that men are so superior to women that only men can have agency after drinking and that women have no agency.

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Dax Guest

@Rob: In the US if a man and a woman both get drunk then in many states (legally speaking) the man is responsible for the actions of both parties. Her intoxication absolves responsibility while his intoxication affords no meaningful protection.

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Rob Guest

@jojo - What if they were both drunk? Are they both guilty of raping the other one then?

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