The director of the Jewish summer camp was arrested. Vueling claimed the group engaged in 'disruptive behaviour'. Reports suggest they had been 'singing Hebrew songs'.
The director of a French Jewish summer camp being arrested by Spanish police after the group of Jewish teens were made to disembark from the plane
A low-cost airline owned by a British-Spanish firm has claimed that 50 French Jewish children were removed from a flight and the director of their summer programme arrested for “disruptive behaviour”, with relatives of the children saying that they had been singing Hebrew songs.
Vueling, which is owned by IAG, a multinational airline holding company with its corporate headquarters in England, issued a statement on Thursday morning in relation to “a group of teenage passengers on board flight VY8166 from Valencia to Paris Orly”, which it said had been “disembarked for disruptive behaviour”.







