Showing posts with label Passengers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Passengers. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Saskatoon! Passenger charged with stealing plane megaphone

WestJet Airlines planes sit on the tarmac at Calgary Airport on Feb. 16, 2010. Larry MacDougal/The Canadian Press
The Canadian Press
A passenger on a WestJet flight says police boarded the plane looking for someone who had snatched the aircraft’s megaphone.

Mike Van Dijk says the pilot of the flight to Saskatoon from Toronto first announced Monday night that something had disappeared from the plane.

“That we had lost something,” Van Dijk said. “And, at first, it kind of seemed like something had fallen off the plane.”

Officers next told everyone that they wanted the thief to come forward.

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Photos: AirAsia flight found upside down at the bottom of the sea, passengers found holding hands

Indonesian search officials have now confirmed they have located the fuselage of AirAsia flight 8501 on sonar radar, upside down on the sea floor, not far from where three of the bodies from the doomed AirAsia flight were found holding hands when discovered floating in the Java Sea. Officials from Basarnas, Indonesia's search and rescue agency, say the plane wreckage has been located in 24 to 30 metres of water and one of the seven confirmed recovered bodies was wearing a life jacket.

Lieutenant Airman Tri Wobowo, who was co-piloting Indonesia's C130 Herclues aircraft, was the first to discover debris from the plane and witnessed the tragic scene.

'There were seven to eight people. Three of them held hands,' he told a local newspaper. 

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Air Canada flight diverted after a South African assaulted passengers

Tyler Anderson/National Post
A flight was diverted to Halifax, Canada, and a South African passenger was arrested after she allegedly assaulted two flight attendants on the plane traveling from London to Toronto.

Air Canada Flight 869 was diverted just after 12 p.m., local time, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, according to police. The flight resumed its trip with the remaining 239 passengers and crew at about 3 p.m

When the plane landed in Halifax, Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, Canada's national police force, came aboard and arrested the 30-year-old woman, CTV News reported.

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

American Plane Crash Averted As Flight Carrying 240 Passengers Makes Emergency Landing

American Airlines flight AA280 carrying 240 passengers and 15 crew members from Seoul to Dallas yesterday experienced a mid-air scare over the Pacific Ocean and was forced to make an emergency landing near Tokyo.

The flight was said to have entered winds up to 150mph- causing a violent shaking which lasted for around an hour. 15 out of the 240 passengers on-board sustained different injuries during the turbulence, but are glad they made it out alive.

The emergency landing saved the situation a passenger said when the plane landed. More photos below.