A stag party were ordered off a flight bound for Spain after they were accused of being 'disruptive ' and reducing an air steward to tears because of their behaviour . The group of 20 revellers from Wrexham in North Wales said they had paid more than £4,000 for the weekend break to Benidorm , in order to celebrate Wayne Roberts ' wedding next month . After they made a male flight attendant cry , the pilot called the police and ordered the party to leave the plane - which was due to take off from Manchester Airport and fly to Alicante . Ryanair defended the decision and said it 'will not tolerate unruly or disruptive behaviour at any time . ' A group of 20 men who were due to go on a stag do to Benidorm were thrown off a Ryanair flight after they boarded at Manchester , following claims their behaviour was 'disruptive . ' The group claim they have lost £4,000 between them after they were forced to get off the plane and celebrate in Wrexham instead . The incident took place Friday , March 13 , after the 20 strong group boarded the plane . Police were called , with some members of the group removed and others leaving voluntarily . One of the group , Chris Jones , 32 , who lost around £200 , said : 'We had a bite to eat and a beer and got on the plane . 'No one was drunk . We were not wearing stag T-shirts or being loud or offensive . We took our seats and were talking in groups , as you do . 'About five to ten minutes later , we heard a whisper the police had been called to kick someone off . We had no idea it was us . 'We had been joking around , saying how embarrassing it would be for the person , and the next thing the officers came up to us and asked us to leave . ' They claim they received no warnings before being ordered off the flight . According to the group , a male steward said he 'could n't cope ' with them and broke down in tears . Mr Jones added : 'The police did try reasoning with him but the captain then came out and put his arm round the steward and said he would n't fly with us on board . ' Ryanair backed the decision and said it would not tolerate unruly or disruptive behaviour on any of its flight . He claimed police told them to go and book another flight because they were not overly drunk but there were none left that evening . The group went back to Wrexham in an attempt to salvage the celebrations . The planned trip was meant to be similar to a previous stag party they had all gone on , when they travelled to Prague last year . It is understood every member of the party - including the 'devastated ' groom , have now made formal complaints to the budget airline about their treatment . A spokesman for Ryanair denied the group was treated unfairly . He said : 'The crew of this flight from Manchester to Alicante requested police assistance prior to departure after a number of customers became disruptive during the boarding process . 'Police removed a number of individuals from the aircraft , while others disembarked voluntarily . 'Ryanair apologised to the other customers for the slight delay to their flight departure , but reaffirmed that the safety and comfort of its customers , crew and aircraft is its priority . 'Ryanair will not tolerate unruly or disruptive behaviour at any time . ' A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said : 'Officers attended and , as requested , the group left the aeroplane in a peaceful manner . 'No offences were committed . ' British visitors on a Spanish news website backed the airline 's tough action . Ken Devey wrote : 'Few beers down them and they forget they are not the only ones on board the flight . Good on Ryanair . ' Another Briton , Steve , said : 'Quite right too . I find noisy hen and stag parties on flights most annoying . '
A group of 20 men from Wrexham were heading to Ryanair for stag do . They boarded a Benidorm flight from Manchester Airport to Alicante . After they got on plane a male air steward said he could n't cope with them . He 'broke down in tears ' and the pilot called police , ordering men off plane . The stag group left the flight and claim to have lost £4,000 between them .