All articles tagged with #passenger
A Delta flight from Minneapolis to Madison was delayed after two wild pigeons tried to stow away onboard, causing a commotion and a brief return to the gate for bird removal, with passengers and crew reacting to the unusual wildlife situation.
An unruly passenger on a Korean Air flight from Bangkok to Seoul attempted to open the emergency exit mid-flight, prompting crew members to restrain him. The incident, which occurred about an hour into the flight, was managed according to security protocols, ensuring passenger safety. The passenger, who had been sitting in a crew jumpseat, became aggressive when asked to return to his seat. Upon landing, he was handed over to authorities for further investigation.
A Delta flight from Amsterdam to Detroit was turned around after maggots fell onto passengers from an overhead bin, caused by a passenger who had improperly packed carry-on luggage stuffed with newspaper-wrapped fish. The flight was returned to the gate, and passengers were placed on the next available flight. The airline apologized and provided compensation to affected travelers.
A Delta flight from Amsterdam to Detroit was forced to turn back after maggots fell on passengers from an overhead bin, reportedly due to a passenger bringing rotten fish in a carry-on bag. The flight returned to Amsterdam, and Delta apologized to passengers, offering compensation for the inconvenience.
A passenger on an Aeromexico flight from Mexico City to Guatemala City opened the emergency door and walked onto the wing after the plane was stuck on the tarmac for hours without air conditioning or water. The Mexico International Airport confirmed that no harm was caused, and the passenger was handed over to the police. Fellow passengers issued a joint statement supporting the man, claiming that he acted to protect everyone due to the delay and lack of air creating dangerous conditions. The incident occurred due to a maintenance issue, and it is unclear if the man remains in custody or what charges he may face.
A disgruntled passenger was removed from an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Austin after farting excessively and making rude remarks, causing the flight to return to the gate and be delayed by 15-30 minutes. The passenger's behavior, including loud and condescending comments, led to flight attendants intervening and ultimately asking him to leave the plane. Other passengers expressed relief when he was removed, and the flight continued with a slight delay.
A passenger on a SpiceJet flight in India was stuck inside the airplane bathroom for nearly the entire one-hour and 45-minute flight due to a malfunctioning door. The airline apologized and offered a full refund to the traumatized and injured passenger, who is considering legal action. Despite attempts by the crew and other passengers to open the door, the passenger remained trapped until the plane landed, and an engineer was able to free him.
A SpiceJet passenger was trapped in an airplane toilet for almost the entire flight, claiming he was injured during landing and received no medical assistance. The 37-year-old techie, who plans to sue the airline, said he was traumatized and hurt as the plane landed in Bengaluru, and despite receiving a voucher offer, he declined and filed a complaint with India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation. SpiceJet stated that the crew provided assistance and guidance, an engineer opened the lavatory door upon arrival, and the passenger received immediate medical support, apologizing for the inconvenience and offering a full refund.
A passenger on the IndiGo flight where a pilot was assaulted following a 13-hour delay has spoken out, criticizing the airline's alleged mismanagement and unprofessionalism. While condemning the violence, the passenger highlighted the lack of food and unprofessional conduct by the crew, calling for an investigation into the airline's handling of the situation. IndiGo has not yet responded to the claims.
A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight opened an emergency exit and climbed onto the plane's wing while the aircraft was at the gate. The passenger was eventually subdued.
A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport allegedly jumped from the plane's emergency exit onto the wing while the aircraft was stationary on the skyway. The passenger was apprehended on the tarmac and taken to a hospital for evaluation. No charges have been filed, and federal authorities are investigating the incident. The reason for the passenger's actions remains unclear.
A passenger at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport escaped through the emergency hatch and ran onto the tarmac, prompting an evaluation at a local hospital. The incident occurred while the plane was still at the skyway and had not pushed back. No criminal charges have been filed, but the investigation has been referred to federal authorities.
A female passenger on a JetBlue flight was escorted off the plane after making racial remarks and berating flight staff. In TikTok videos, she accused a flight attendant of not serving her alcohol because she is white. Passengers cheered as she was escorted off the flight by another JetBlue employee. The incident sparked debate on TikTok about the authenticity of the situation.
A man was shot in his vehicle at a Homewood intersection following an altercation with his female passenger. The police are currently investigating the incident, and the woman has been detained for questioning. The victim was conscious and taken to the hospital for treatment.
A Greek ferry captain and three crew members are facing homicide charges after a tardy passenger was pushed into the sea while trying to board the departing vessel in Piraeus. The incident, captured on video and shared on social media, sparked outrage. The crew members stopped the passenger from boarding, but when he tried again, one crew member pushed him off the ramp as the ferry was leaving, and he disappeared into the water. The crew did not attempt to help him, and the ferry continued sailing before being ordered back. The man was recovered unconscious and later pronounced dead. Greece's minister of maritime affairs called the crew's behavior "criminally and morally reprehensible" and ordered an investigation.