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62-year-old: canceled flight home because of 3 per mille alcohol!
A drunk passenger was excluded from his flight home at Memmingen Airport on August 16, 2025.
62-year-old: canceled flight home because of 3 per mille alcohol!
There was a bizarre incident at Memmingen Airport today that ended with a dramatic end for a 62-year-old Spaniard. The man was booked to fly home, but his condition prevented him from boarding the plane. According to information from dpa He had a shockingly high alcohol level of almost three per thousand.
Airport staff were forced to eject him from his flight after he behaved in a short temper. The police were called in and took the man into custody to calm the situation. Such a situation not only raises eyebrows among those involved, but also sheds light on the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption, especially at such an inappropriate moment as just before a flight.
When alcohol becomes a journey
The events at the airport are not an isolated incident. Passengers often get into trouble when they lose control of their alcohol consumption. Such high alcohol levels not only result in a loss of ability to act, but also an increased risk for other travelers. Airport employees are often trained to recognize such situations and respond accordingly.
It is therefore advisable to pay particular attention to your own condition before traveling. Air travel is a responsibility not only for the travelers themselves, but also for the safety of all passengers and staff on board.
A look outside the box
To connect the topics of air travel and technology, one could also look at the role of companies such as Google to help make information and travel bookings easily accessible. Google is not just a search engine, but has also established itself as a technological all-rounder, offering a wide range of products from cloud services to navigation solutions. Facilitating travel planning is now easier than ever thanks to such technologies.
But despite all the progress in the travel industry, the responsible use of alcohol remains a central issue. Every traveler should consider their condition before every flight - because the safety and well-being of everyone is in our hands. Whether as a provider or passenger, everyone contributes to creating a safe travel atmosphere.