[ggolden]

I am mad at the two men that paid for the alcohol, but they are from Europe and don't have any way of contacting them. and besides, that still doesn't excuse the airlines for serving a minor. If a bartender at a bar did that the bar gets fined and could lose their liquor license. they broke the law, plain and simple.

Originally Posted by NewJerseyDevils

I'm glad I wasn't on that flight.
Funny how you aren't mad about 2 men liqueuring up your daughter. They were the ones who bought her the alcohol. Instead of notifying Channel 6 Action news, maybe you should have a talk with your daughter because if that happened at a club, and not in an airport terminal with a lot of people, she could have found herself in a bad situation.

[NewJerseyDevils]

Originally Posted by ggolden

I am mad at the two men that paid for the alcohol, but they are from Europe and don't have any way of contacting them. and besides, that still doesn't excuse the airlines for serving a minor. If a bartender at a bar did that the bar gets fined and could lose their liquor license. they broke the law, plain and simple.

Actually the men who gave her the wine broke the law and your daughter did for drinking the wine and getting intoxicated and disrupting that flight and other passengers enjoyment. You're daughter is very lucky that not listening to the FA's repeated instructions to quiet down she didn't have some of Philly's finest waiting for her at the gate or that the men didn't have anything more sinister in mind.

[DazedNadConfused]

I am new here but will jump in. From the appearance of things there were 3 groups at fault; the airline, the "Europeans", and your little angel. The first two, it could be argued, could be considered negligent in providing alcohol to a minor (state law governing....where the heck they actually were and what pre-determined locality would prosecute). You daughter, on the other hand, had intent - she knows what the drinking age is in the US.