article_snippet: A Jetstar Airways flight was forced to return to Melbourne – causing a delay for passengers and crew – after one of the travellers was caught drinking and smoking on board.
article_snippet: A Jetstar Airways flight turned around about an hour after take-off and the disruptive man was arrested after Perth-bound plane was met by police officers early Sunday morning.
article_snippet: An airline spokeswoman told the Sydney Morning Herald that the unruly passenger has been banned from flying with Qantas and Qantas subsidiaries, including Jetstar Airways.
article_snippet: A YouTube video captured by a passenger shows a man getting out of a man seat as Australian Federal Police officers board Perth-bound plane in Melbourne.
article_snippet: One of the flight attendants tells passengers: ‘Ladies and gentlemen we do have security forces coming on board, we ask you to please remain seated, thank you.
article_snippet: the disruptive man makes the disruptive man own way to the front of the cabin, where the disruptive man is met by Australian Federal Police officers before being escorted off Perth-bound plane.
article_snippet: A flight attendant added: ‘We carry jet fuel which is 10 times more volatile than car fuel, so for safety reasons [the flight turned around]’.
article_snippet: A Jetstar Airways spokeswoman told the Sydney Morning Herald:
article_snippet: We regret that the passenger’s actions interrupted the travel plans of others.
article_snippet: A Jetstar Airways spokeswoman said the disruptive man has been placed on the ‘no fly list’ used by Qantas and Qantas subsidiaries until further notice.
highlights_snippet: Flight attendant has been banned from flights operated by Qantas group .