By Peter Allen Furious French Ryanair passengers launched a 'barbaric' revolt against plane crew because of anger over a delay, it was claimed today. Police were called when they abused staff of the low-cost airline, refused to accept instructions, and stole duty free products including alcoholic drinks and perfume from trollies. The angry rebellion is said to have taken place on a flight which took off from Rabat, in Morocco, to Paris's Beauvais airport last Saturday week. Police were called when Ryanair passengers abused staff of the low-cost airline in Paris and refused to accept instructions France's Metronews today reports that it all started when a passenger among the 170 people on board became seriously ill.
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Police were called when they abused staff of the low-cost airline
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Rebellion said to have taken place on a flight from Rabat, Morocco
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It is believed to have started when a passenger became seriously ill
The flight from Rabat to @placeholder should have been just two-and-a-half hours long, but was rapidly turning into a 24 hour saga - meaning tensions were high.