Justin Bieber told he is a security risk on QF flight

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Even QF dislike Bieber? HA.


CANADIAN pop sensation Justin Bieber was involved in an incident aboard a flight in Australia yesterday afternoon. Cabin staff had to order the 17-year-old and one of his security guards to sit down after they started roaming the plane while it began taxiing before takeoff at the main airport in Sydney, New South Wales, where Bieber performed on Thursday and Friday, Sky News reported.
 
At 17, he is still legally a child and if he isn't clever enough so sit down and behave, the Qantas FA was completely within their rights to suggest he be treated like a child.
 
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At 17, he is still legally a child and if he isn't clever enough so sit down and behave, the Qantas FA was completely within their rights to suggest he be treated like a child.
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No boby here is going to disagree with you IMHO. ;)
 
I don't understand why he was flying on QF given he flew a private jet to BNE..
 
The Qantas flight attendant told Bieber that his behaviour was a security risk and that he had been acting like a child and would therefore be treated like one.
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Lol good on the FA.
 
This put a smile on my face.

Though most celebs are 'normal' and this could just be a media beat up, but always good to see them put in their place - who gives a ^%# who you are, behave or else!
 
Add this to the pile of "celebrities vs. airlines", which also contains the likes of Naomi Campbell, a couple of Australian rugby league players........

Has anyone checked the Twitter lines to see if the Bieleiber Army (supposedly 9 million or so strong) is going to rip the guts out of a few people at Qantas? Much in the same way as they threatened to rip up whoever tried to egg him the other day?
 
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Add this to the pile of "celebrities vs. airlines", which also contains the likes of Naomi Campbell, a couple of Australian rugby league players........

Has anyone checked the Twitter lines to see if the Bieleiber Army (supposedly 9 million or so strong) is going to rip the guts out of a few people at Qantas? Much in the same way as they threatened to rip up whoever tried to egg him the other day?
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I can just see some cranky hormonal teen yelling at her parents about how she's not going on holiday with them now because she found out they're flying Qantas!
 
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