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JDMcFly · November 10th, 2003, 20:51

Inform him in a quiet manner if he is going to continue be disruptive to other passengers, he will regretfully have to be asked to leave the flight... Yadda yadda.

Do a super quick meet and greet with the PAX as so they can be confident you are not under the influence. Try and comfort them in any way possible, so they can have a smooth flight without having a near heart attack at every jolt of the plane in fear that ol' boozer up front is going to takem down. I would just try and play this as a normality to the passengers., not that I am trying to save face (even if that is the truth).

If the disruptive passenger in question does appear to be overly intoxicated, remove him. Otherwise, don't allow the attendants to serve him alchohol, and keep an eye on him.

November 10th, 2003, 20:51	#4
JDMcFly Old Skool Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: New York Posts: 1,664	Re: Irate Passenger/Alky Hall. Inform him in a quiet manner if he is going to continue be disruptive to other passengers, he will regretfully have to be asked to leave the flight... Yadda yadda. Do a super quick meet and greet with the PAX as so they can be confident you are not under the influence. Try and comfort them in any way possible, so they can have a smooth flight without having a near heart attack at every jolt of the plane in fear that ol' boozer up front is going to takem down. I would just try and play this as a normality to the passengers., not that I am trying to save face (even if that is the truth). If the disruptive passenger in question does appear to be overly intoxicated, remove him. Otherwise, don't allow the attendants to serve him alchohol, and keep an eye on him.