Flight attendant issues warning to couples flying Jet2, easyJet and Ryanair this summer

Ryanair passengers warned over 'inappropriate' behaviour. (Image: Getty) An anonymous flight attendant has issued a warning to passengers about "getting amorous" on flights. The airline worker, who has worked for companies including Jet2, Ryanair, TUI and easyJet, spoke to the Sun newspaper about the discomfort caused by passengers being overly familiar with each other.

The flight attendant said: "We're always happy to have a quiet word with anyone making you feel uncomfortable, and of course we can be discreet about who made the complaint to begin with. "I've done it plenty of times before and they're never anything other than apologetic, if not completely and utterly embarrassed. They'll then spend the rest of the flight sitting bolt upright, reading or listening to music like the rest of the passengers on board.

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