How would you react if you were on a flight where a family was boo'd for being allowed off the plane first to receive their soldier's body?

There is no excuse for this behavior!!! I would stand, face those booing, point to each one and lambaste them for acting in Un-American, pointing out that there is a deceased military hero, who is on his way home! He/She needs to be honored for his/her sacrifices for all of us...

I remember the movie about "Taking Chance", the story of Lance Corporal Chance Phelps, killed in the line of duty... If you haven't seen it, you should...

I would ask them why are they booing. Based on the answer I would respond. If they are war protestors and being him because he was in the military, I would say, you have a right to boo, but remember, he or she died for you to keep that right. If they don't understand what a Gold Star family was, then I would explain it to them and ask that they respect that family.

Continue to pay my respects to Our Hero... otherwise I'm leaving in cuffs and the one that booed on a stretcher...

Stand at parade rest in front of the offender until all other passengers were off.

An elbow to the face due to an uncontrolled muscle spasm on my way past.

Do my best to remain calm and ask the offender to show some respect.

I would enlighten them as to the proper etiquette to be observed for this situation. Oh yeah, I would also threaten them with great bodily harm.

My thought would be to ask all passengers To Vote as to weather they agree or disagree with the asshole.

I might be tempted to call all other veteran and serving Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines that were aboard the plane to attention and present arms as the family deplaned. Those who've never served might think twice when they found out just how many of their fellow passengers have served or are serving to give them the freedom to be selfish assholes.

...and then, after order arms, I might make an aside to the first turd I found and tell them "there's an awful lot of "kick yer ass" hangin' around, you might want to stf up'.

I as a professional Noncommisioned Officer would be something like" ladies and gentlemen please can we have a moment of silence for the family and a fellow service members remains to be received by the family just as we would if you had returned with your deceased loved one and for a moment show some respect and reverence for one of America's fallen Hero's please " and do so in a command tone and I would then stand and block the way of anyone but the family and flight crew.