QANTAS has sacked the flight attendant, Lisa Robertson (on the left), at the centre of a mile-high sex scandal involving actor Ralph Fiennes.
Now it appears that, despite a Qantas air hostess Lisa Robertson dragging him into the plane’s loo for some nookie; his regular girlfriend Sirin Lewenden (on the right) has dumped him because of his constant demands for sex. Now this is something interesting.
Actor Ralph Fiennes is accused of having sex in an aircraft lavatory with a stewardess, Lisa Robertson.
The Oscar-nominated star of The English Patient is said to have become ‘amorous’ with 38-year-old Lisa Robertson during a flight from Darwin, Australia to Mumbai, India.
Ms Robertson, who was a police officer before joining Australia’s national airline Qantas, has admitted in a statement to her employers that Fiennes followed her into a lavatory cubicle.
“While conversing with Mr Fiennes during my break, I expressed a need to go to the toilet,” Ms Robertson said in her statement.“I went to the nearby toilet and entered it, he followed me and entered the same toilet.
“I explained to him that this was inappropriate and asked him to leave. Mr Fiennes became amorous towards me and, after a short period of time, I convinced him to leave the toilet, which he did.
“I left the toilet a short time later. At no time did any crew member come to my assistance.
“At no time were any other customers aware of this incident. At no time did I put the Qantas name or reputation in jeopardy.”
Part of the hostess’s full statement here
Sydney-based Ms Robertson, who is currently suspended without pay pending the outcome of an investigation, said she met 44-year-old Fiennes on flight QF123 from Darwin to Bombay on January 24.
t shows she has been accused of two breaches of the company’s corporate and cabin-crew policies.
The first breach relates to Fiennes allegedly sitting in a crew jump seat while chatting to Ms Robertson during her rest break.
The second relates to Ms Robertson and the actor being seen leaving the same toilet. They were allegedly spotted by two crew members, who told the flight’s customer-services manager.
