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Yesterday was not the time to be on United Airlines flight UA 2731. The flight between Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Denver International Airport (DEN) was delayed almost five hours. It might have been even later had a group of passengers not forced a seemingly intoxicated man to get off of the aircraft after he told flight attendants that he refused to leave the Airbus A321neo.
UA 2731 Newark > Denver passenger kicked off for unruly behavior
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A poster on Reddit shared video of other passengers asking the man to get off of the plane before they would all have to deplane and further delay the flight. A supervisor had asked the man if he would behave and he refused prior to other passengers jumping into the situation.
At least the passengers were eventually able to get to Denver.
Anthony’s Take: Scenes like this always demonstrate how selfish so many people are with no regard for others. This man should have realized he was not fit to fly and not annoyed everyone around him. Excessive alcohol and planes never mix, but it seems people will never learn this fact it.
(Featured Image Credit: @alphaskins via Reddit.)
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