Originally posted by DarrenBe
Seriously though, it would depend on what they actually did. There are far too many variables invloved to have a ‘one size fits all’ punishment.
Yes… you can’t afford to generalise and stereotype passengers. People unfortunately are people and all types of people have a nasty side when stimulated, not just sports fans or those we like to write off as pressure cookers.
As much as we all enjoy flying and it’s various aspects, for many people it still induces high levels of stress, tiredness and discomfort. Stress, tiredness and discomfort can cause people to act in strange ways, especially when that head chemistry turns to euphoria upon the introduction of alcohol or other substances to the general equation.
Personally I think these factors may heavily contribute to the cause of such so called air rage disturbances, and yes particularly when those factors are appeased by alcohol or whatever ?
I imagine the vast majority of “air ragers” may regret being so bloody stupid, it’s certainly a subject that merits a little more research and a little less generalisation of characters ?
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