Drunk Delta passenger who was served 11drinks sexually assaults mom and teen daughter

[Duckliver]

Anyone who serves alcohol has to go through hours of video footage explaining how what drunk people do will come back on you for over serving as well.

Drunk drivers killing people, lawsuit to bartender and restaurant etc..

Man will get in trouble. But so will the airlines and the attendants for not doing their job while serving people alcohol, which is to not overserve. In the case of a single person getting 10 drinks it’s pretty open and shut they will be found at fault.

[BeachPro11]

He was drunk and therefore unable to consent to his actions.

Good point.

[GODself]

Yup, the man was obviously not at fault for groping the minor because the airline provided him too much alcohol. (Not Ded fkn Srs)

A crew is always resposible for what happens inside the aircraft. Especially when they contribute in some way.

The man is at fault and the crew has some explanations to give. As a crew member, safety is your first concern. You should stop serving alcohol at some point.

Flight attendant's job is to be the eyes of the pilots in the cabin, always promoting safety. Serving drinks is just a bonus. If you forget your job because you want to do a "bonus", thats pure negligence.


So, in this case, I doubt the "Just Culture" even applies (as it was not a mistake, it was negligence). If it doesn't, some crew members gonna at least be fired, thats for sure.

[MEDITATE]

A crew is always resposible for what happens inside the aircraft. Especially when they contribute in some way.

The man is at fault and the crew has some explanations to give. As a crew member, safety is your first concern. You should stop serving alcohol at some point.

Flight attendant's job is to be the eyes of the pilots in the cabin, always promoting safety. Serving drinks is just a bonus. If you forget your job because you want to do a "bonus", thats pure negligence.


So, in this case, I doubt the "Just Culture" even applies (as it was not a mistake, it was negligence). If it doesn't, some crew members gonna at least be fired, thats for sure.

i always wondered why dont they set a limit on alcohol servered... like 2 drinks per passenger

[nickh04]

"who was served"


i love how they make it sound like its the airlines fault right off the bat LMAO.

Delta has some explanations to give.

You shouldn't serve that much amount of alcohol in an aircraft.

oh yea and its mcdonalds fault for serving people too many burgers and fries that make people fat LMAO what a CUCK take

[crupiea]

Never understood why they serve booze on airplanes.

Cant people just sit for a few hours without having to drink?

I love drinking yet I never drink on planes. I just wait until I get where I am going.

[blackflgst]

You’re telling me not one person stepped in? Especially with all the current attention on p3d0s in the media.

[Lifterbro1488]

She was asking for it. Srs

[BeachPro11]

You’re telling me not one person stepped in? Especially with all the current attention on p3d0s in the media.

Yeah it makes zero sense. I mean there are people literally 2 feet away.

Which is why I question this story. No way an underage girl was being molested by a drunk dude and no one said anything.

Completely unbelievable.

[BeachPro11]

Try that in a small town.

And See how far ya make it down the road.

[GODself]

i always wondered why dont they set a limit on alcohol servered... like 2 drinks per passenger

Have no idea tbh.

[GODself]

"who was served"


i love how they make it sound like its the airlines fault right off the bat LMAO.





oh yea and its mcdonalds fault for serving people too many burgers and fries that make people fat LMAO what a CUCK take

Thats the take of someone that knows how aviation works.

Thats also the take of someone that knows that a flight operation is not comparable to frying a hamburger.


And thats also the take of someone who knows the rights and the duties of every single crew member on board of an aircraft, like i know the palm of my hand.

[CockHorse]

If you are asking the question, Why don’t airlines have cameras in passenger planes, It would be so easy?

It’s because it would take any hope of winning in court with situations like these completely out of the realm of possibility.

A settlement might not be even on the table.

“Where is your proof this happened?”


Also a chance they saw a guy get intoxicated and saw a pay day.

[BraddlesMcGee]

This is the actual wording in the NYPost article

Staffers then allegedly let the ********-loving drunkard quietly walk off the plane when it landed in Athens, Greece, without notifying local police of an alleged sexual assault.

Fuark even Misc censors it. ja1lbait