V-Flyer

The Times Newspaper reported an air rage incident on a VS flight from Los Angeles in its "first class" section here

'Celebs' on VS again [xx(].

I realise it may be my age, but I am afraid I have never heard of him.

What a sheltered life I lead! [}:)];)[:I]

Nick

Nick

The news made the london newpaper placards yesterday lunchtime - but seems like Londoners knew him as well as you do

Watch Passenger 57, maybe where he got his ideas from!

Paul

Originally posted by p17blo
Watch Passenger 57, maybe where he got his ideas from!

Paul

beast me to it [y][^]

Buns,
This guy sounds boring, boring and more boring.

As an old friend from South Africa used to glare at me and say when I'd had a few too many cocktails, "Oh, Charles, don't be such a sot!" Very soon learned that wasn't a term of affection.

Chuck-[V]

Hi,

According to the Evening Standard the incident occured on 30th November ( so the news articles are only 2 weeks old!)

regards

TBS

Originally posted by jetwet1

Originally posted by p17blo
Watch Passenger 57, maybe where he got his ideas from!

Paul

beast me to it [y][^]

Was that a freudian slip!?

Paul

Originally posted by p17blo

Originally posted by jetwet1

Originally posted by p17blo
Watch Passenger 57, maybe where he got his ideas from!

Paul

beast me to it [y][^]

Was that a freudian slip!?

Paul

No,just up to my normal high typing standard [:I]

Originally posted by buns4vs
The Times Newspaper reported an air rage incident on a VS flight from Los Angeles in its "first class" section

Wow. The food must have been really bad on that flight! [}:)]

I wonder how long before airlines consider putting a brig in their long haul aircraft? ISTR SQ already have a "locker" for storing a passenger that has died during the flight, so they don't have to remain in the cabin for the remainder of the trip.

Mike

Bruce Payne always plays the baddie:D

I remember him in one of the "Highlander" movies and in "Passenger 57" seemed a reasonably accomplished actor, pity he can't behave himself [V]

from his wikpedia entry......

it says that Payne is said to meticulously research his roles to the very last detail, crafting facial expressions, mannerisms, body language and speech delivery according to his character.

Must have been researching the coveted role of 'prize pillock' on this flight

(changed so as not to cut and paste exact text) Jon B