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?

Happened on a Delta flight I was on, several young white girls started boing and the were joined by some young white males. An older Black woman stood up and told them to shut their mouths. All but one girl shut up with the remaining girl getting shriller by the moment, when the black woman jumped after her the shrill white girl she cowered in her seat and started screaming. Another black woman told her to shut up or she would give her something to scream about. She shut up.

Provide some remedial education and hope to not go to jail

Maybe slap the shit out of a few of them. But I was accused of a lot worse coming off the plane of my own accord from NAM. Only a protected coward would conduct themselves like that. Worse still, protected by the very military they disrespect. Same insurrectionist punks in the streets burning our nation

I would probably go with Hey, Assholes; shut the fuck up dickheads. I have ZERO tolerance for kneelers and all that suck at being Americans. More so for those that never served in the military.

I know what I would like to do, but we are still allowed to be a A HOLE in this country in accordance with the 1st amendment. Maybe the baggage handlers could somehow lose this aholes baggage.

I'd stand and applaud them, and confront those booing.
"God forbid you ever find yourselves in there shoes! They're grieving. Give them the respect & dignity they deserve. Freedom isn't free!"

Something like "Thank you for booing my deceased son who died protecting your right to be wealthy"

Don’t get me started, I would tell whomever to be REPECTFUL or to STFU, either way works for me

WELL, Firsts Of All.
I Doubt This Ever Occurred.
Simply Because: "I Don't Believe A Plane Full Of People
Military OR Civilian, Would Even ALLOWED This To Have Happened".
~~~ Sorry Folks, I Just Don't Buy The Story.~~~

I would take that person aside and politely point out to them that they misread the situation completely. The family is there to honor and bring home their fallen hero. I would warn him, almost certainly a male who is not a vet, that had he tried that when the fallen hero's mates were present he, too, might need to be carried of the plane.