Ryanair files criminal case against disruptive passenger in Spain

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Ryanair has launched a private criminal prosecution against a disruptive passenger on flight FR2001 from Lanzarote to Santiago de Compostela (Boeing 737-800 registered EI-EKX) on January 17.

The individual, who falsely claimed diplomatic immunity, caused a 40-minute delay by refusing to take his assigned seat and verbally abusing crew members. He was removed by the Guardia Civil.

Under Ryanair’s zero-tolerance policy, the passenger faces a potential sentence of 3-12 months in prison or a fine of 6-18 months’ salary. The airline hopes this action will deter future misconduct, ensuring a safe and pleasant travel experience for all passengers.

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