Workers' ionizing radiation safety within the scope of directive proposals is yet to be established by the Commission.
Nuremberg, Germany - A passenger's intoxicated state led to an unexpected delay on a flight to Mallorca. On May 19, 2025, a 35-year-old man was prevented from boarding a plane due to his heavily inebriated state.
Despite the man's objections, the pilot decided to bar him from boarding for reasons of safety and security. When the man resisted authorities, the police were called to the scene. They handcuffed him, but he pushfully resisted and pushed a policewoman against the cabin wall. Fortunately, the officer did not suffer any injuries.
The police took the man to the station, where a blood sample was taken and he was subsequently placed in a detention cell. An investigation has been initiated against him for resisting law enforcement.
Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport's summer flight schedule has seen the addition of a route to the Mediterranean island of Mallorca, as well as other Italian destinations. However, a Ryanair route to Italy has been cancelled.
It remains to be seen what consequences the man may face for his actions. As authorities continue their investigation, it is advisable for all passengers to adhere to the instructions of cabin crew for a smooth and safe flight experience.
The incident at Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport served as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a sober state while traveling, particularly amidst the expanding health-and-wellness and mental-health discourses in science. Passengers are advised to follow cabin crew instructions for a secure and seamless flight, considering the potential legal ramifications and the prioritization of safety and security.
