Bryan Sisco, Delta Passenger, Causes Flight Diversion Over Bizarre Actions

AOL Travel News:

To those who have ever wondered how to get banned from an airline take note: Don't flirt with a fellow passenger and pretend to have a canister of poison gas.

That's a lesson Bryan Sisco, a 40-year old from Winston, Georgia, learned the hard way last week on an Atlanta-bound Delta flight, the Memphis Commercial-Appeal reports.

Sisco was waiting at the Dallas airport for a 2-hour delayed flight to Atlanta. Like many air passengers, he headed to the bar.

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Comments

[PaulMuaddib]

12:05 PM on 06/01/2011

I've tried the sleeping gas butane lighter air Marshall you're a b**** line. Never works.

[Barbara DeZan]

10:39 AM on 05/30/2011

It's hard to believe this guy is 40....

What a moron....I hope they throw the book at him and ban him from the air forever.

He sounds more like an adolescent teenager at a frat party than a fully grown adult.

[Lee Andrew]

06:56 AM on 05/30/2011

Complete story and photo here..

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/05/28/2011-05-28_bryan_sisco_banned_from_delta_after_flirting_with_another_passenger_telling_her_.html

[Barbara DeZan]

10:41 AM on 05/30/2011

Thanks....

He looks like the current hairball governor of Florida....

[Equinator]

06:51 AM on 05/30/2011

I hope the airlines ban this guy. I don't want him on any of my flights. He could be a good candidate for the no fly list.

[Ds2vet]

02:41 AM on 05/30/2011

Seriously...?

[bellestarr21445]

01:46 AM on 05/30/2011

Check out the comments on the AOL site. The screen name of the 5th one should have never been approved. Is this where HuffPo is heading?

[Ds2vet]

02:41 AM on 05/30/2011

I saw that and thought the same thing...

[bellestarr21445]

02:42 AM on 05/30/2011

The contact link for HuffPo is at the bottom of the page. Make your opinions known or this is what HuffPo will become.

[Lee Andrew]

06:52 AM on 05/30/2011

AOL owns HP so don't you think the merger will be ...... complete soon.

[SweetTart]

01:36 AM on 05/30/2011

Is this guy white by any chance? Could that be why he isn't under arrest?

Also, being drunk doesn't explain the guy's behavior -- sounds like he's a creep and being drunk only brought it out quicker and more unpleasantly.

Sounds like the 23-year old woman hasn't reached the age where she feels comfortable calling out weirdos on their lies. If a guy told a flight attendant we were newlyweds, I'd immediately say, "no we're not."

[saint bernard mom]

04:26 AM on 05/30/2011

We need to teach girls to stand up to creeps! fnf

[oldandintheway1]

07:36 PM on 05/30/2011

He was in Jail for four days, isn't that arrested enough for you? You want him drawn and quartered too?

[SeptimusDSX]

01:04 AM on 05/30/2011

Calling a woman bi*** and saying f**** is probably not the best way to charm her. What a clown...

[saint bernard mom]

12:45 AM on 05/30/2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCW9Hey6IVY Flying in the 60s/70s was so much more fun!

[EndTheGOP]

12:10 AM on 05/30/2011

He got a butane lighter past TSA? And I had to pull off my shoes, take off my freaking belt to go through security, just for the show of it, and this is proof that TSA is just a big show and a hassle. What else is slipping through security?

[SweetTart]

01:37 AM on 05/30/2011

Excellent point. TSA is all show and very little actual protection. It's there to give private contractors pricey contracts for x-ray machines, a place where pedos and perverts can work and get paid to fondle men, women and children to their heart's content, a place where TSA employees can rip of passengers of any item they so desire, and in the meantime, allow people through who are actually carrying items that could pose a real danger.

[TXfemmom]

10:54 PM on 05/29/2011

Perhaps, it is time for all flights to have alcohol machines to check sobriety before the pilots, the flight attendants, and the passengers get on the flights?

[big2planker]

11:00 PM on 05/29/2011

Why would passengers need sobriety tests, exactly.

[Donns]

07:07 AM on 05/30/2011

Pasengers are expected to be able to understand instructions and react in a logical manner in case of emergency. If a passenger is obviously intoxicated they can be refused boarding a plane. A flight attendant is barred from serving an obviously intoxicated person any further drinks.

[krallfan]

12:04 AM on 05/30/2011

Won't work. They sell alcohol on the plane.

[Air Vice Marshal Park]

10:00 PM on 05/29/2011

Makes you long for the old, pre-deregulation days, doesn't it? Flying was too expensive for most people like this to afford. They tended to travel by bus.

[big2planker]

11:01 PM on 05/29/2011

Indeed!

[padrushka]

04:16 AM on 05/30/2011

one of the comments about the mile high for one club, said, "flying used to be fun, now it's like taking the bus." it seems there is a crazy a day article about flying.

[BannedInBoston]

09:43 PM on 05/29/2011

When the plane boarded, Sisco headed to seat 20D, sitting next to a a 23-year old girl who claims she was instantly "creeped out" by him. --From the story Um, small bit of news here. A 23-year-old woman is not a "girl"....

[Air Vice Marshal Park]

10:45 PM on 05/29/2011

A 53 year old woman is a "girl" to the average A_OW_L subscriber.

[Mort]

09:41 PM on 05/29/2011

He should have a big "L" tattooed on his forehead. The one he had naturally must have worn off already from being worked overtime.

[jozie]

09:33 PM on 05/29/2011

They say alcohol "enhances" your personality. Some personalities shouldn't be enhanced.