US lawyer jailed for air rage incident

A US lawyer has been given a four-month stopover in a Dublin jail following an air rage incident on a transatlantic flight.

US lawyer jailed for air rage incident
Fri, 02 May, 2014 - 18:14

A US lawyer has been given a four-month stopover in a Dublin jail following an air rage incident on a transatlantic flight.

A Lufthansa passenger jet bound for JFK Airport in New York had set off from Munich, in Germany, but was forced to divert to Dublin Airport on the afternoon of April 23 last – at a cost of approximately €25,000.

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