Belgian students were forced off a Ryanair flight because

A group of about 70 Belgian students is still stranded on the Spanish island of Lanzarote after they were forced off a Ryanair flight to Brussels following a dispute with cabin staff. Ryanair says police were called after the university students became disruptive.
    The budget airline says the altercation began after some of the students were charged a fee for excess hand luggage. Spanish police ordered all passengers off the plane. When the dispute continued on the ground, none of the students were allowed back on board. Stranded at the airport, they are now trying to book alternative flights home. But the Belgian council told the BBC most routes were already full or too expensive for the mutinous students to afford.