Party train to Ibiza: Excessive riot on easyjet flight!

Auf einem EasyJet-Flug nach Ibiza kam es zu einem Vorfall mit betrunkenen Passagieren, der die Polizei erforderte. Erfahren Sie mehr über die steigende Gewalt und Alkoholkonsum an Bord von Flügen.
On an Easyjet flight to Ibiza, there was an incident with drunk passengers that required the police. Learn more about increasing violence and alcohol consumption on board flights. (Symbolbild/ER)

Party train to Ibiza: Excessive riot on easyjet flight!

On May 16, 2025, London-Luton's Easyjet flight Ezy2307 came into an incident to Ibiza that focuses on the problems of excessive alcohol consumption under passengers. The Spanish passenger Erika Barrachina posted a viral TikTok video with more than 700,000 calling, in which she describes the events on board. According to their description, numerous British passengers were loudly on the rioting, which was extremely scary for both them and for flight staff. Barrachina called for an immediate ban on alcohol on board and criticized the excessive consumption of alcohol and drugs.

The incident illustrates the problem of alcohol consumption on flights, especially to popular holiday destinations such as the Balearic Islands, where such occurrences are increasing. The police had to receive the plane at 11:30 p.m. on arrival on Ibiza, as the Situation with a group of disturbing passengers was escalated. Easyjet confirmed the events and emphasized that the staff was trained for such situations and that interference behavior is not tolerated in the plane.

increasing violence on board

The topic of violence and disruptive behavior in aircraft is not new. As the Federal Office for Civil Aviation (BAZL) reports, the number of incidents on board Swiss Airlines rose by 30 percent compared to 2023 in 2024. A total of 1730 incidents were recorded, including contrasts with flight personnel and excessive alcohol consumption.

The most common incidents included:

  • Constances of instructions from flight staff: 432 cases
  • derailments to Flight Attendants: 360 cases
  • disregard the ban on smoking: 308 cases
  • Excessive alcohol or drug use: 201 cases
  • Violence: almost 100 cases

In the context of the discussion about alcohol consumption on board, Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary demands stricter rules at airports. He suggests that passengers should only consume two alcoholic drinks per flight. Alcoholic beverages in the wood class are already prohibited in some US airlines.

The incident on the Easyjet flight also makes a steady problem in air traffic: the excessive consumption of alcohol by travelers. As early as 2017, the Balearic Island Tourism Commissioner called for an EU-wide ban on alcohol on flights and at airports to counteract the increasing rate of violence and the disorders on the plane. The recent events show that this discussion is still up -to -date and urgently needs to be addressed.

The reports of such incidents and the alarming statistics on the behavior of passengers make it clear that both airlines and legislative bodies are required to take measures to ensure the safety and well -being of all passengers.

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