Should the two embarrassing, drunken British women, who tried to open an emergency door at 30,000', be jailed

Question

for a long time, and banned from flying forever, when they are eventually released.

Answer 1

yes ,without question.

Answer 2

Yes, they put everyone's life in danger and anything less than a jail sentence will give the wrong impression to others.

Answer 3

certainly do . hope they get the bill aswell

Answer 4

Yes, for at least 30 years. They could have been guilty of hundreds of murders through their arrogant drunken stupidity.

Answer 5

I hope this happened over Greek air space. They can then spend their years in prison in a Greek jail not a British hotel. I am amazed that a passenger or a member of the flight crew didn't pole axe them.

Answer 6

yes they should been jailed for at least twenty years. They put other lives at risk and couldn't have cause a serious crash

Answer 7

More drunk British people... ergh, they make me sick.

Answer 8

Yes they should pay for putting peoples life's in danger

Answer 9

Yes, because they were drunk and acting like dic.k heads they put everyones life in danger.

Answer 10

yep

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

No the best idea is take them up in a plain and push them or but in there own clothes not jump suits then if they survive then put them in jail and fine them

Answer 13

Air rage has become more common because the cabin air isn't replaced by fresh air as often as it used to be when smoking was allowed. Now people have to breathe more carbon dioxide from the breath of other passengers and it effects the brain in such a way that people get more irritable and that is why air rage has increased so much recently.

Answer 14

Yes they should. Not only did they heap even more embarrassment on this country, they put a plane load of passengers at risk.