McFeces again!!! 
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So not only can Modern Britain not manage a pissup in a brewery, they’re unable to manage someone taking a dump in the toilet (albeit with poor aim).
Mid-flight who apportions the blame? Could be Greek-Cypriot, but could also be British. I’m not sure of the nationality of the dumper, probably a Brit.
Fly cheap, accept cheap.
And after a spicy vindaloo in those cramped quarters, it would be very easy to miss with a fantastic and explosive shart.
Some more info:
Gedhu said he was seated in the middle of the aircraft, but saw “two passengers” visit the front airplane bathroom. Then, word spread that someone had defecated on the bathroom floor. An unpleasant smell followed.
No one was happy about this situation, said Gedhu, but he says most believed the incident was an “accident.”
“Everyone was being polite to each other. There was no fighting amongst the passengers,” he said.
EasyJet flight canceled because of ‘defecation’ incident | CNN
Wasn’t me, sadly. I’d have announced it with pride and glory.
Some woman pulls down her pants and threatens to urinate in the aisles.
Fly cheap, expect shit?
I think bad behaviour is generally worse in business class.
That’s because many of them think they’re entitled?
The chin-diaper the mad woman is wearing … nice touch.
I’ve never personally encountered bad behaviour from passengers at all, ever, and I fly quite a lot. I’ve only ever had unpleasant experiences with staff members, invariably American or British, although they’re usually house-trained at least.
Took a few flights in December on Easy Jet, had no problems. Its budget airline, so got what I expected and was ontime. The one airline that not on time was Turkish flight into Korea, close to five hour delay.
Someone defecating in the aisle?
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More bad passengers, on a route that it might be expected
I take RyanAir regularly to Limoges–never had a problem. But I know they’re making changes to limit the availability of drinking on such flights. France isn’t a problem, but Spain sure seems to be.