Drunken stewards and stewardesses sparked uproar after downing bottles of champagne and red wine in front of stunned onlookers in First and Club premium cabins.
Airline chiefs were last night investigating the incident, which came as the off-duty crew flew from London to Washington to pick up other flights on January 26.
Passengers paying up to £7,500 per seat were left unable to sleep. After complaints to the on-duty purser, the crew were told they could have no more to drink — sparking an almighty row
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4788538/British-Airways-crew-in-boozed-up-rampage-on-a-flight.html
Airline chiefs were last night investigating the incident, which came as the off-duty crew flew from London to Washington to pick up other flights on January 26.
Passengers paying up to £7,500 per seat were left unable to sleep. After complaints to the on-duty purser, the crew were told they could have no more to drink — sparking an almighty row
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4788538/British-Airways-crew-in-boozed-up-rampage-on-a-flight.html
