A woman was pictured today being dragged off an easyJet flight for performing a sex act on her boyfriend under a jacket just minutes after take-off.
Antonia Sullivan, 20, from Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, was taken off the flight from Tenerife to Bristol with boyfriend Bradley Smith, 22, after their X-rated antics.
Unemployed Smith was heard asking counselor Sullivan to blow me off before she was seen arranging several coats over his lap, according to The sun.
But three passengers, including a teenage girl with her mother, saw “strong hand movements” under the jackets and reported the couple to the flight attendant.
Antonia Sullivan, 20, was taken off the flight from Tenerife to Bristol with her boyfriend
Sullivan was given 300 hours community service at Bristol Magistrates’ Court yesterday
Sullivan admitted to outraging public decency by performing a sexual act in a public place
Maree Doyle, prosecuting, told Bristol Magistrates’ Court: ‘After a few minutes the witness was aware that the couple had placed a number of coats on Smith’s lap and that there were vigorous hand movements under the coat.
‘The witness sitting next to them could see what was happening, while a mother and teenage daughter sitting behind the couple could also see what was happening.’
The shocked girl told her mother, “I can see his bits,” but Sullivan told cabin crew she was just rubbing her friend’s leg.
However, the couple were removed from the plane by an easyJet manager and police officers, who then launched a criminal investigation.
Yesterday, Sullivan and Smith both pleaded guilty to outraging public decency by committing a sexual act in a public place.
An easyJet plane arrives at Bristol Airport (file image), where police were awaiting the flight
Sullivan pleaded guilty to outraging public decency at Bristol Magistrates’ Court (file image)
Judge Lynne Matthews said: ‘You had no regard for the feelings of other passengers. There was a child sitting behind you who could see what was happening.
“Who do you think you are and what right do you think gives you the right to behave like this in full view of the people on that flight?”
Smith received 300 hours of community service, while Sullivan received 270 hours. They were also told to pay £100 compensation to each of the three witnesses.
An easyJet spokesperson told MailOnline: ‘We can confirm that this flight to Bristol was met by police on arrival due to the behavior of two passengers on board.’