Passenger appears intoxicated on flight at Norfolk Airport, Norfolk VA
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to Norfolk International Airport for a report of a passenger on a Frontier Airlines flight who apparently attempted to enter the cockpit. The individual was believed to be intoxicated and later sat quietly while gate personnel determined whether he could remain on the flight.
Audio|Heard on: Norfolk VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Respond over to Bravo 18.
00:01
They have a passenger on the plane who's trying to get into the cockpit.
00:07
It's going to be a Frontier flight.
00:13
(name withheld), are you said twenty-seven?
00:16
Bravo 18.
00:19
Copy 18. I need 10-2 is going Bravo 18.
00:26
Eight hundred and 20.
00:29
I am from arrivals.
00:34
Eight hundred and twenty-one spill.
00:35
I am en route.
00:39
Hey, six, I am ten nine.
00:44
People at the gate aren't giving much information.
00:46
Just that someone was on the plane.
00:47
He was trying to get into the cockpit.
00:49
I don't have anything else.
00:50
Eight four six control.
00:53
Eight four six.
00:55
The crew is saying that he's intoxicated, but he's sitting quietly now.
01:00
The gate agent is going to speak with him to see if he's going to be removed from the plane or okay to fly.
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Location mentioned:
Norfolk International Airport (ORF), 2200 Norview Ave, Norfolk, VA 23518
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