Plane makes emergency landing at Heraklion airport as British couple persistently demanded alcohol
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A plane flying from Hurghada, Egypt to Bristol, Britain, requested emergency landing permission at Heraklion airport on Wednesday afternoon.
According to ekriti, the cause was a British couple who were extremely aggressive towards the crew and other passengers, demanding alcohol.
The pilot was forced to make an emergency landing at "Nikos Kazantzakis", the couple was arrested and the plane continued its flight to Bristol.
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