Thessaloniki: The Two Britons Who Caused an Emergency Landing of an Aircraft in "Macedonia" Were Acquitted - iefimerida.gr
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The two British men, aged 39 and 42, who were arrested after an aircraft forced to land at Thessaloniki's Macedonia Airport during an incident they caused on a flight from Manchester to Rhodes, were found not guilty. The two men, who are brothers, were tried in the summary proceedings at the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court of Thessaloniki. During the hearing, they claimed that the tension was caused when they asked the aircraft staff to serve th…
A 39-year-old man allegedly filmed crew members, while the 42-year-old was earlier spotted by cabin crew smoking in the aircraft's toilet.
The single-member Misdemeanor Court of Thessaloniki, exhausting its leniency and ruling that there was no malice, acquitted the two brothers. More...
Two Britons who caused a disruption to a flight and forced landing on the "Macedonia" were found innocent by the Thessaloniki court.
According to the case file, they had caused a disturbance in the cabin and displayed aggressive behavior towards crew members and fellow passengers.
The two British men, aged 39 and 42, who were arrested after the forced landing of an aircraft at Thessaloniki's "Macedonia" airport, during an incident they caused, were found not guilty...More...
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