US EditionMum removed from Ryanair plane after being unable to pay £7 Pringles bill
- A mother named Ann-Marie Murray, 55, was removed from a Ryanair flight by police after she could not pay for £7 Pringles due to a faulty card machine.
- The flight crew called the police after claiming she became disruptive, though Murray stated she was not being disruptive.
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A Couple Ordered Pringles, a Coke and a Water on Their Flight. Then They Were Escorted Off the Plane by Police
Ann-Marie Murray, 55, says her credit card wouldn't swipe on a recent Ryanair flight, and the repercussions weren't what she or her fellow passengers anticipatedA British couple learned the hard way that the price of airplane snacks might be their dignity.On March 28, a couple was escorted off their Ryanair flight from Tenerife, Spain en route to Bristol, U.K. after being unable to pay for the snacks they acquired onboard, according to a report …
Woman Escorted Off The Plane After Not Being Able To Pay For Pringles
We've seen and heard about many people getting dragged off of planes in recent years, but I don't know that I've ever heard a reason as seemingly trivial as not being able to pay for Pringles.Unfortunately, that's what appears to have happened to a woman in the United Kingdom.According to The Mirror, Ann-Marie Murray was on a Ryanair flight from the Spanish island of Tenerife to Bristol in the United Kingdom when she got a hankering for some sna…
Ann-Marie was forced off the plane -- for the chips
Ann-Marie Murray ate off the chips she ordered on the flight before staff had charged. It ended in chaos. When it turned out that the payment did not go through, staff called police who brought Ann-Marie off the plane. “I thought it was a joke,” she told the Mirror.
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