The traumatic situation of the couple from the BBC describes. According to Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Colin, they flew on vacation to the first stage of the trip from Melbourne to Doha, one of the passengers died during the flight. The crew of the Qatar Airways airline placed the woman’s body in the seat next to Mr. Ring. The corpse was covered with blankets when they were removed four hours later, the man was next to it and saw the face of the deceased. The crew did not allow him to change.
They flew on vacation to Italy. The crew “planted” a dead woman next
Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Colin told about the situation at the Australian Channel Nine station in the “A Current Affair” program. According to the report, the couple saw how after leaving the toilet one of the passengers fainted and fell next to Mitchell Ring’s seat. The on -board crew women could not be saved. business classes. – But she was a fairly large woman and could not lead her through the passage – translated Mitchell Ring and adds – They noticed a free place next to me and asked: can you change and I just answered: Yes, no problem. Then they planted the lady in the chair I was sitting. The woman was covered with blankets, and the marriage spent the rest of the flight. The couple was not allowed to change, even though there were to be a lot of free places on board. Mitchell Ring could not leave the chair, even when the plane landed. Passengers were asked to stay on the spot, medical staff and police appeared on board.
According to the BBC, in a statement Qatar Airways wrote: First of all, our thoughts are with the passenger family, who unfortunately died on board our flight. We apologize for any inconvenience or anxiety that this incident could cause and we are in contact with passengers in accordance with our rules and procedures. However, the couple claims that no one contacted them in this matter. Jennifer Colin called this experience “traumatic” and said: We completely understand that we cannot burden the airline responsibility for the death of a poor woman, but there must be a protocol to look after clients on board.
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