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Monday, May 19 2025, 6.15pm

“It was a real horror. I was scared. A plane full of real animals”, complains Erika Barrachina, resident of Ibiza, on the EasyJet flight on which she was returning this Saturday from London to the island from Luton airport.

“Everyone on their feet, shrieking, guys hitting each other, drinking little bottles of alcohol one after another…”, and preventing the plane’s cabin crew from doing their job, Barrachina explains about a trip that turned into a real “hell”, in his own words.

This passenger recorded a video of the end of the journey, which is but a pale reflection of everything that happened on board the plane. “Before they got on the plane they were already drunk, stoned. Taking pills and alcohol at the same time (I saw it with my own eyes), it was a very, very wild two and a half hour flight,” he denounces on his Instagram account.

Confrontation between Ryanair staff and a passenger on a flight from Barcelona to Ibiza: “Por mi coño tú te quedas aquí” A drunk passenger forces a Liverpool-Ibiza flight to be diverted to Bordeaux

Barrachina finally criticizes how it is possible that this is allowed on a flight. “They shouldn’t let this riffraff on the plane or sell alcohol inside. We don’t want this kind of tourism in Ibiza, let them stay at home. I had a very bad time… and the flight attendants were helpless because how do you control these wild animals inside a plane? There has to be a solution,” he concludes.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.