Both men were charged with entering an aircraft drunk
Two men have been jailed after they had to be taken off a plane heading to a holiday in Crete because they were drunk. Joshua Stone, 32, and Ryan Sanders, 34, were verbally abusive to easyJet cabin crew ahead of their flight departing Bristol Airport on July 11 last year.
Officers arrived and arrested both men. During police interview Sanders claimed he had consumed cider, lager and a Malibu and coke, but denied he was drunk. Sanders, of Southmead Road in Filton, Bristol, was jailed for 14 weeks. Stone, of Greystoke Avenue in Southmead, received a 25-week sentence. Both were also ordered at Bristol Crown Court on Monday to pay a victim surcharge of £154.
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