Jet2 passenger who got so drunk he vomited on himself and the seats around him is JAILED

A passenger on a Jet2 flight who was so drunk that he vomited on himself and the seats around him has been jailed.

Ali Ozdemir was removed from the plane travelling from Turkey to Birmingham after crew spotted him slumped in his seat. He was so intoxicated that was unable to take his passport out of his bag when asked to, Birmingham Live reports.

The 49-year-old, who is the former manager of an Italian restaurant in Birmingham, previously admitted being drunk on an aircraft. At Birmingham Crown Court, he was jailed for three months.

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Andrew Wallace, prosecuting, said police had been called to Birmingham airport on October 19 last year following a report of an intoxicated passenger on a Jet2 plane from Turkey. He told the court: "The defendant had vomited on himself and on aircraft seats on the airplane. He was removed from the aircraft. He was observed to have been slumped on his seat, smelt of vomit and liquor and had red eyes."

Sentencing, Judge Simon Drew QC said: "On October 19 last year it is perfectly clear from witness statements that you were very drunk, even when you got on the plane, but how drunk it is impossible for me to know.

"It was noticeable to the passengers on the plane and very quickly became noticeable to the stewards and stewardesses and cabin crew who saw that you were slumped on your seat and that you had vomited not only on yourself but the adjacent seats.

"You were on a lengthy flight from Turkey back to this country. When asked for your passport you were simply unable to produce that from your bag which revealed the state that you were in.

"You did not offer any aggression to anybody