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Afternoon 2-11, related to the case of passengers burning napkins upstairs planes leading the flight from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City to stop take off on the morning of the same day, talk to journalists WorkersMr. Tran Hoai Phuong, Director of the North Airport Authority, said that there has not yet been a penalty for the named passenger.
Mr. Phuong said that according to Decision No. 1531 / QD-CHK of July 11, 2017 of the Vietnam Civil Aviation Administration, the list of prohibited dangerous items, restricted to transport people and luggage in the plane. As of September 1, 2017, each person can carry 1 lighter on board for personal use with conditions included. (However, passengers may not use lighters or smoke on airplanes because they can cause fires or explosions.)
When working with related parties, port authorities determined that the male passenger carrying a small lighter on flight VN243 on the morning of November 2 was not violating regulations. Therefore, the force in charge of aviation security check at Noi Bai Airport is not at fault in this case.
The Northern Airport Authority worked with stakeholders and passengers in the incident. The passenger is an official who continues to work, has a cooperative attitude of work, mentality, full conscience.
Through initial work, this person said they used a napkin to clean the lighter. This is a type of lighter that ignites with an electrical spark, so passengers accidentally light the lighter, sneaking in, and causing the napkin to burn.
The port authority continues to verify this behavior and, at the same time, reviews all regulations to consider the application of an appropriate sanction.
It is known that the aeronautical authorities have not yet made a sanction decision as well as the level of the fine, in part because the current legal documents have not covered all the events that occurred due to the act of burning. There are specific regulations about the airport at the airport, but the act of burning on the plane is not yet available.
Before that, like the newspaper Workers It was reported that on the morning of November 2, a plane from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City had to turn around due to a fire on the plane. On flight VN243 from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, scheduled to depart at 8:00 am on November 2, as the plane took off, the Vietnam Airlines flight attendant discovered the incident of a male passenger in the lighters. In seat 20A, the napkin burns.
Immediately, the flight crew returned the aircraft to the terminal, reported the incident, and delivered the aforementioned passengers to the port authority and airport security for further handling. After that, flight VN243 took off normally at 9 o’clock on the same day.
According to Decision No. 1531 / QD-CHK dated 7-11-2017 of the Vietnam Civil Aviation Authority that regulates the list of prohibited dangerous items, restricted to the transport of people, baggage on board comes into effect from On 9-1-2017, matches, lighters are not allowed in checked baggage or carry-on baggage. However, each passenger on the plane can carry a match or a lighter without the approval of the airline, it is not necessary to inform the aircraft commander (captain) with certain conditions.
Specifically, passengers on the plane may bring a small secure matchbox with them for personal use only. Don’t bring the kind of match on the plane that will burn everywhere.
Each passenger can bring 1 small gas lighter for personal use only. Passengers can also bring a flashlight, a flashlight with a protective cover to prevent accidental activation. These lighters must be free of non-permeable liquid fuel (not liquefied gas).
Passengers cannot bring lighters on board with welding lamps or without protective covers to avoid accidental activation.
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