Police in the UK detained a 30-year-old Ryanair passenger upon the arrival of a flight from Chania in Crete at East Midlands Airport. According to The Mirror, the woman used a vape four times in the cabin, despite being told off by the cabin crew and warned by the captain that her details would be passed on to the police. The matter was settled out of court.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n According to an eyewitness, the woman used an e-cigarette for the first time about an hour after take-off. The cabin crew noticed this and asked her to stop.<\/p>\n After being told off, the passenger was seen vaping on two further occasions. Her behaviour annoyed the other passengers: some of them exchanged surprised glances and laughed at the fact that she continued to break the rules.<\/p>\n When the cabin crew\u2019s requests proved ineffective, the captain used the public address system to remind passengers that the use of e-cigarettes was prohibited. He warned that, in the event of a further breach, the passenger\u2019s details would be passed on to the police, who would be waiting for the flight upon landing.<\/p>\n One of the flight attendants sat behind the woman to keep an eye on her. After she used the vape again, the flight attendant confiscated the device and asked to see her passport and boarding pass.<\/p>\n\n
The crew\u2019s remarks did not deter the passenger<\/h2>\n
The commander issued a warning over the loudspeaker<\/h2>\n
The police removed a woman from the aeroplane upon arrival<\/h2>\n