Man's drunken, foul-mouthed tirade saw flight cancelled and holidays 'ruined'

'I can say whatever I want, it's a free country - if I think you're a Nazi, I'll say it'

Jason Mulhern, 57, and his wife were due to fly to Dalaman, Turkey, from Manchester Airport on June 22, 2024, when his drunken outburst led to the Jet2 flight being cancelled and over 300 passengers stranded

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Jason Mulhern, 57, was booted off the plane after two hours following the sweary tirade, which pushed the flight outside of safe flying hours meaning passengers had to seek accomodation

Jason Mulhern, 57, forced a Jet2 flight to Dalaman in Turkey to be cancelled at Manchester Airport after he became abusive to cabin crew during a drunken tirade, a court heard

Jason Mulhern, 57, and his wife were due to fly to Dalaman, Turkey, from Manchester Airport on June 22, 2024, when a drunken outburst from the unruly passenger caused the Jet2 flight to be cancelled, stranding 300 passengers

Jason Mulhern, 57, was travelling with his wife on a Jet2 flight from Manchester Airport to Dalaman, Turkey, on June 22, 2024, when his abusive outburst towards cabin crew caused the flight to be cancelled, leaving 300 passengers without their holiday

"I can say whatever I want, it's a free country - if I think you're a Nazi, I'll say it"

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