‘Shameless’ air passengers spark outrage with ‘public sex show’ in their seats on flight from Spain and refuse to stop until cops haul them off jet after landing

German police are investigating a shameless couple who refused to stop performing a public sex show on a Lufthansa flight from Alicante to Munich.

The couple, two Polish citizens aged 40 who have not yet been named, ‘committed sexual acts with each other’ on flight LH 1849 on Wednesday.

Despite cabin crew members repeatedly asking them to stop, the two “unruly passengers” not only refused to stop, but also insulted the flight attendants, who then contacted the German Federal Police.

When the flight landed, which, according to FlightRadar data, departed Alicante almost an hour late and arrived in Munich half an hour late, police came on board and arrested the pair before the other passengers were allowed to disembark.

The couple is now under investigation for public nuisance allegations.

MailOnline has contacted Lufthansa for comment.

Alicante and other Spanish holiday destinations have become hotbeds of promiscuity.

Just last month, a British man was arrested at the city’s airport after he was drunk on board and tried to open the door mid-flight.

Spanish police were waiting on the tarmac when the plane landed at Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernandez airport and arrested the 28-year-old man, who was said to have been so drunk he did not realize the plane was still in the air. .

Passengers helped the crew restrain him during an altercation in which he reportedly became aggressive and compromised the safety of the flight.

The incident happened on board an Easyjet flight that had departed from Gatwick airport to Alicante-Elche in Spain, according to Spanish newspaper Informacion.es

The Brit had already disturbed the other passengers with his drunken behavior.

As the plane neared its destination, the man tried to open a door to “get out faster” after not realizing the plane had not yet landed.

This resulted in the pilot having to call the control tower to request the presence of the Guardia Civil upon landing, Informacion.es reported.

‘Apparently the traveler boarded the flight already drunk, but his condition worsened during the flight as the altitude enhances the effects of alcohol. At one point he got into a fight with other travelers, whom he attacked after insulting and provoking them. When the company’s onboard personnel intervened, he tried to hit them too,” Informacion.es said

‘And not only that. In the middle of a fight, he tried to open the plane door to get off, not realizing they were in mid-flight, and then tried to enter the cabin. Finally, the passenger helped the crew immobilize him and as soon as the plane landed in El Altet, the Guardia Civil came in and detained him.”

According to the Spanish Aviation Safety Agency, the London-Alicante flight route has the second highest number of in-flight incidents. Last year alone there were 184 complaints.

Intoxicated Brits are said to be responsible for the majority of these episodes.