Winery director arrested after 'receiving oral sex on a plane in full view of everyone' is suspended from his job... by his FATHER

• Jessica Stroble, 33, and Christopher Martin, 44, arrested after getting off flight in Las Vegas in June
  
• Passengers watched as they became steamy on the Allegiant Airlines flight
  
• Despite being told to stop, they carried on until the plane landed
• A mother told staff: 'It's not sex education I wanted to give my teenage sons'
• Larry Martin put notice on Facebook on Monday that his son would be taking an 'indefinite leave of absence'
  

By Matt Blake and Rachel Quigley

Published: 16:06 EST, 14 August 2013 | Updated: 19:43 EST, 17 October 2013

A winery director accused of partaking in lewd sex acts during a flight to Las Vegas in full view of passengers has been forced to take a leave of absence by his father, it emerged today.

Troon Vineyards announced on its Facebook page on Monday that Chris Martin has been replaced pending the court case against him.

Martin, 44, and Jessica Stroble, 33, were arrested in June after getting off an Allegiant Airlines flight from Medford, Oregon.

They allegedly engaged in a number of sex acts three different times on the plane while young families were on board.

One horrified mother complained to staff: 'This is not the sex education I wanted to give my teenage sons.'

The announcement, which was signed by Chris' father Larry Martin said: 'Former Director of Troon Vineyard Chris Martin has taken an indefinite leave of absence following a complaint filed last week in U.S. District Court.'

Passengers, including children, looked on in horror as the beauty salon worker allegedly grew increasingly intimate with the exposed Martin before performing oral sex on him shortly after takeoff.

Court papers describe in graphic detail how they then engaged in a second sex act mid-way through the 90-minute flight and did not even reign in their passionate exchange when confronted by airline staff.

They did take a break, however, when the mid-flight drink and snack service came down the aisle, but resumed shortly after.

This time it was Stroble who exposed herself as the tryst became even more heated during the incident in June.

At one point, according to another passenger, Martin appeared to be 'in his own world' as passions grew.

Martin's attorney, Larry C. Hill, said passengers on the plane exaggerated events and because there was a person in the aisle seat no would have been able to have a full view of what was taking place.

'Mr Martin is prejudicially characterized by the media as a reckless individual, which is contrary to his long-standing ties and contributions to the southern Oregon community,' he told Fox5.

'He's already being deemed guilty by the media. There are customers canceling contracts with him. There's orders that are not being renewed.'

When approached by The Smoking Gun last week at the beauty salon where she works, Stroble claimed she had no idea about the court action.

And when asked to comment on the specific allegations, she replied: 'None of that happened.'

She also refused to expand on the nature of her relationship with Martin other than to confirm that they are not married and that she had no contact information for him.

The couple have been charged with committing lewd, indecent and obscene acts on an airplane.

If found guilty of the misdemeanor charges, Stroble and Martin each face up to 90 days in jail and a possible $500 fine. Or both.

On Troon's Facebook page, customers have been divided on whether or not to stick with the company.

Leah Jolma wrote: 'Why does one have to have anything else to do with the other? Chris may or may not have done something. So what?

'Troon wine is delicious. If you need to pass judgement on him so be it. That is just more great wine for me. Thanks.'

Ian Shelley said: 'I'm pretty sure that I'm actually going to buy more Troon wine because of this incident. I'm a big proponent of sometimes doing things you shouldn't.'

Liam Soslowe did not agree and posted: 'Come on community, take a stand, there are TONS of other local & incredible wineries, that know how to be professional, take your business somewhere else till they clean this mess up!'

Kristina Smith Stader said: 'The problem I have is the fact that he is not an employee , he is the owner of the company. So any dollar I spend there adds to his profits.

'He has a true lack of respect and consideration for others.  If I knew he would not profit at all from the business any longer than I would reconsider doing business there.'

Others took the situation lightly with one guy posting: 'Can I order a bottle of whatever Jessica was drinking for my girl friend??'