The Israeli authorities deported a Russian citizen who had drunk a rowdy on board the flight from Moscow-Tel Aviv Aeroflot, Interfax reported, citing a source at Ben Gurion Airport. The incident occurred on July 5, specified in the message.
"Police officers on Thursday morning arrived to the Russian plane on the call of the Russian crew immediately after landing," the agent of the word of his anonymous interlocutor tells the agency. "Flight attendants of the Russian carrier Aeroflot handed over to the police a passenger who abused alcohol during the flight and arranged a fight on board" .
According to the source, flight attendants of this flight received numerous abrasions, trying to reason with the violent passenger, and the man sitting next to her received a "slight trauma to the face."
The police made up the protocols with regard to the airbag. As a result, she was refused entry to Israel and on the same day sent back to Russia, according to the publication.
The press service of the Moscow Interregional Investigative Directorate on Transport of the Investigative Committee in response to the request of the agency was told that they will conduct an audit on this case.
In this regard, it is worth recalling that in Russia, since June 4, the amendments approved by President Vladimir Putin to the Civil and Air Codes of the Russian Federation have come into force, allowing airlines to make black lists of airbuses and not let the most violent of them board the aircraft. The initiator of such a measure was the Aeroflot airline.
To get on the black list, denying the right to travel by air during the year, risk those who knowingly do not obey the orders of the commander of the aircraft, hooligan on board and threaten the safety of the aircraft and its passengers. A passenger can be included in such a list by the airline's head. True, his decision can be challenged in court.
Anyone can recognize aviadiboshir, regardless of his status and position, stressed in Aeroflot. As reported, this company only in 2017 faced 12 incidents of inadequate behavior of passengers on board, and the Russian loukoster "Victory" since the beginning of this year has already recorded 30 cases of barring brawlers from flying due to aggressive behavior on board.
In March 2017, Russia introduced criminal liability for hooliganism in transport, which allows punishing aviadaboshirs and other hooligans that threaten the management of any transport.
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