Why was the British man taken away by the police after boarding the plane?

The passenger tried to take the plane16: 20pm on October 20th 165438+ to Seville, Spain, but refused to show the crew a valid boarding pass or identity document. Because the plane was before the Champions League of Liverpool Football Club, most of the passengers were Liverpool fans who went to Spain to watch the ball. When the man refused to leave the plane, the Liverpool fans on the plane were emotional and shouted, "Get him down."

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The passenger tried to take the plane16: 20pm on October 20th 165438+ to Seville, Spain, but refused to show the crew a valid boarding pass or identity document. Because the plane was before the Champions League of Liverpool Football Club, most of the passengers were Liverpool fans who went to Spain to watch the ball. When the man refused to leave the plane, the Liverpool fans on the plane were emotional and shouted, "Get him down."

Passenger Charles recalled: when we all boarded the plane and sat down smoothly, suddenly a man came up to a woman and said, "You took my seat." After they confirmed each other's boarding pass, the woman should sit in the aisle, but there was another man in her seat who refused to show her boarding pass. At this time, the flight attendants began to interfere. After repeated communication, the man still refused to show his boarding pass, and the flight attendant threatened to call the police.

Mr Richards continued, "The guy didn't respond. He looks suspicious in a hoodie and sunglasses. " The stewardess finally said, "This is your last chance. Show me your boarding pass, or we will call the police. The man still didn't respond, or sat there without response. Most of the passengers are Liverpool fans. They shouted, "Kick him down". This incident made passengers feel uneasy, and they sent text messages to their families or relatives. The passengers became a little excited and nervous because of this man's suspicious behavior.

Finally, two policemen boarded the plane and took the man who evaded the ticket. The crew began to check whether there were suspicious items in the plane and searched the passengers' luggage. After the search, the passengers were asked to take their luggage off the plane. Passengers were stranded at the airport for 40 minutes. After the plane was fully inspected, the flight continued to operate, delaying for one hour.

Passenger Charles recalled: when we all boarded the plane and sat down smoothly, suddenly a man came up to a woman and said, "You took my seat." After they confirmed each other's boarding pass, the woman should sit in the aisle, but there was another man in her seat who refused to show her boarding pass. At this time, the flight attendants began to interfere. After repeated communication, the man still refused to show his boarding pass, and the flight attendant threatened to call the police.

Mr Richards continued, "The guy didn't respond. He looks suspicious in a hoodie and sunglasses. " The stewardess finally said, "This is your last chance. Show me your boarding pass, or we will call the police. The man still didn't respond, or sat there without response. Most of the passengers are Liverpool fans. They shouted, "Kick him down". This incident made passengers feel uneasy, and they sent text messages to their families or relatives. The passengers became a little excited and nervous because of this man's suspicious behavior.

Finally, two policemen boarded the plane and took the man who evaded the ticket. The crew began to check whether there were suspicious items in the plane and searched the passengers' luggage. After the search, the passengers were asked to take their luggage off the plane. Passengers were stranded at the airport for 40 minutes. After the plane was fully inspected, the flight continued to operate, delaying for one hour.