A man fell to his death hours after being escorted off a plane in Turkey after getting into a row with flight staff over wanting more alcohol, an inquest has heard.
Ben Crook, 32, arrived in Antalya, Turkey, on 24 September to celebrate his birthday but got separated from his partner and her children after the argument.
Newport Coroner's Court heard he smashed his and his partner's phones during the confrontation, so could not reach her to find out where they were staying for their holiday.
He died a few hours later after a fall "from a height" and coroner Caroline Saunders concluded there was "no evidence of third party involvement or that he jumped" and that his death was an accident.
A post-mortem examination carried out in Newport concluded Mr Cook's cause of death was a fractured skull and pelvis caused by blunt trauma, that was a fall.
The court heard that window fitter Mr Crook was a nervous flyer and started drinking before he left his house in Abertridwr, Caerphilly county on 23 September 2024.
He was also buying alcohol in the duty free area of the airport.
