Sudden danger on board. The plane had to return to Spain

A plane flying from Tenerife to Liverpool had to unexpectedly interrupt its flight on Tuesday evening. The pilot decided to return to the departure airport just thirty minutes after taking off. The reason was a serious argument on board, which turned into a fight and posed a risk to the safety of the further journey. As many as eight people were allegedly involved in the conflict and were taken over by the Spanish police.

Fight on board. 10 people left the plane

Flight EZY3352 to Liverpool was interrupted shortly after leaving the Canary Islands. The machine took off from Tenerife South Airport on Tuesday as planned, but about half an hour after taking off, the pilot ordered to return to the Spanish airport. This was enough time for a brawl to break out on board, involving as many as eight people. The captain of the plane informed the air traffic control tower about his decision, which allowed a surprise landing. At the airport in Tenerife, the police were waiting for problematic passengers and they left the plane. easyJet then continued to Liverpool with 186 passengers on board

Initially, the information provided indicated that as many as ten passengers were involved in the fight. Ultimately, the Spanish Civil Guard confirmed that the incident involved two British families traveling together: two adults and six minors. It is not known what caused the quarrel, which most likely started in the airport terminal.

A Polish case – an argument on a plane during a hen party

Under Spanish aviation regulations, disruptive passengers can be fined, redirected and potentially banned from flights. However, it was not stated what consequences both British families now have to face.

Recently, another similar case was widely reported in the media – this time with a Polish accent. On a Ryanair flight from Wrocław to Croatia, there was a fight between the women, and the background of the conflict was the hen party of one of them, which was just starting.