He was wearing ten shirts and eight pairs of pants when he went to the British Airways desk to register for his flight. The reason he was given for his arrest was “rudeness” and his refusal to leave the flight desk when asked by security staff.
After this experience he was also refused on an EasyJet flight.
This post was published on 16 January 2018 23:02
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