Ukraine’s airline bans a woman who used the plane’s emergency exit to fly because it was ‘too hot’ inside, Europe News & Top Stories



[ad_1]

KIEV (PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER / ASIA NEWS NETWORK) – An airline banned a woman from flying in the future after she opened a plane’s emergency exit and got on its wing on Aug. 31.

The woman got on the wing when the plane landed in Kiev, Ukraine, and complained that she was feeling “too hot.” The woman flew in from Antalya, Turkey, with her husband and two children, The Sun newspaper reported on Tuesday (September 1).

An Instagram page (@boryspilchany) dedicated to the Ukrainian city of Boryspil later posted a video of the woman on the wing.

The video shows her re-entering the plane through the emergency exit while airport personnel appear to be speaking to her from the ground.

A fellow traveler said almost everyone had disembarked from the plane when she got on the wing, the Evening Standard reported.

“He walked most of the way from the queue to the emergency exit row, opened the door and got out,” the passenger said.

Her two sons had already disembarked when they saw her on the wing.

Upon seeing the woman, the pilot called an ambulance, police and border guards. According to the report, the woman had already returned to a safe place inside the plane when they arrived.

Later, authorities confirmed that he was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs after taking a test.

Following the incident, Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) blacklisted her and banned her from future flights with them. They highlighted in a statement that she had “illegally opened the emergency exit” of the aircraft.

“The passenger was blacklisted for serious violation of aviation safety rules and behavior on board,” he explained.

The UIA said police and doctors did not get “an adequate response” to the rape. He also described her action as “dubious” and accused her of setting a bad “paternal example.”

In addition to banning future flights, the airline has also demanded that the woman be fined an “exceptionally high financial penalty.”



[ad_2]