'Why don't you f***ing f*** off, Terri?'

BOOZE-BINGE MUM'S SHOCKING ABUSE OF CABIN f CREW AS SHE DEMANDED TO BE LET OFF PLANE

- ANDREW BARDSLEY

A MUM was hauled before a judge after launching a drunken tirade when her flight home had been delayed.

Lauren Beaumont-Capps, 40, had flown from Antalya in Turkey to Manchester on a Jet2 service before she behaved in a 'disgraceful fashion' after the aircraft had landed.

The aircraft had arrived at the stand with passengers set to disembark when Beaumont-Capps, who said she'd had 'four wines became aggressive and subjected two female members of cabin crew to a volley of foul language.

She demanded to be let off first, and reduced one of the women to tears with her abusive behaviour.

A judge at Manchester Crown Court warned Beaumont-Capps, from Swinton, Salford, that she would have sent her to jail if the flight had been in the air at the time of the abuse.

"Quite why it was then that you chose to become abusive at that stage, rather than simply wait with other passengers to get off, I don't know," Recorder Anna Vigars KC told her.

"I don't expect you know either. It seems to me that alcohol played a very large part in this."

Prosecuting, Keira Shaw told how the flight on Saturday, January 13, was running about half an hour late, and arrived in Manchester at 8.10pm.

Cabin crew became aware of a 'commotion' on row 32 of the plane, where Beaumont-Capps had been sitting with another woman.