The captain had no choice but to land in the middle of an emergency because some passengers kept farting on international flights, which led to dissatisfaction among other passengers and even conflict. This is the first time that an airplane has been forced to land because of farting.
Comprehensive foreign media reported that on February 11 local time, an international flight from Dubai, UAE, to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, by Transavia airlines, a low-cost airline, broke out because one passenger 'kept farting' on the plane, which caused dissatisfaction among other passengers. As a result, the captain decided to alternate at Vienna International Airport.
At that time, an old man kept farting on the plane, causing two Dutch Moroccan men sitting on both sides to be upset, so he began to complain to the flight attendant, and even the pilot asked the farting man to restrain. But the man continued to fart. Two young people sitting on both sides couldn't stand it. They had a fight with the farting man. A young man also threatened the stewardess, so the captain decided to alternate at Vienna Airport in Austria.
After the plane landed, the Vienna police conveniently took the police dog to the plane and took away four people involved in the incident around the farting man. Vienna police also explained the incident, saying that at that time two Dutch youth dissatisfied with the next door male passengers continue to fart, so there was a conflict.
But the police also took away a pair of Dutch Moroccan sisters sitting in a row, causing Nora lachab, 25, to complain: "Why are we involved? We don't know the two boys at all. We just sit in the same row because of bad luck. In fact, we did nothing. "Rachib said angrily that all these disputes are due to improper handling by air crew." do they think that Moroccans will cause problems? But it's the air crew who makes right and wrong! "
A spokesperson for KLM said: 'We support our crew, who have received training to prevent misconduct and have clear guidelines.' at present, these four people have been banned from further travel, but they do not violate any laws of Austria; while the two women have misconduct and verbal insults, so we must ensure safe flight, when passengers are safe in flight We have to intervene at once when there are all risks. '.
The airline has blacklisted the four for life, meaning they can no longer take the airline's flights. At the same time, the airline is investigating whether it can charge several people for an unexpected stopover.
It is not clear whether the farting man is facing any punishment.
It is said that the four Dutch passengers took different airlines to the Netherlands on February 13.