German tied up for smoking...

[crewmeal]

Forgetting the bull that the DM have written because they can't tell the difference between EK and that unmentionable carrier up the road, but looking at the first photo he looks like he was in F.

Airline passenger is tied up after arguing with cabin crew and trying to smoke cigarette | Mail Online (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2532551/Airline-passenger-tied-arguing-cabin-crew-kept-catching-trying-smoke-cigarette-7-flight.html)

Out of interest can anyone confirm this?

[Capetonian]

Only tied up? Not beaten to a pulp and sent to sit on the wing then?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/02/article-2532551-003A7A08000004B0-99_634x401.jpg
Nicotine needs: Mr Jorg appears not to have been able to last the 7.5 hour long Emirates Air flight from Singapore without a cigarette

[donpizmeov]

Crewmeal,


That's a bit unfair. The 777 is a bit long in the tooth but this is sitting across three Y class seats not first.
I like the way headline has it was the smoking that got him restrained, not the assaulting the crew.


the Don

[A300Man]

He's in Y class. He's sitting sideways with his back leaning against the bulkhead and windows. In the foreground, to the right, is the dimly lit outline of the middle section Y class seats. Amd to his right (or left as we look at it), you can see the new style economy class seats and large screens.

Why the Daily Mail managed to find an image of a Capital City Airlines aircraft, I'll never know!

[givemewings]

Perhaps anyone caught smoking onboard commercial flights should be restrained. Then the word would get out and they'd stop selfishly risking a fire for their own habit.... In this day and age there's no excuse, it's widely known you can no longer smoke onboard. Buy some Nicorette for :mad: sake....