On April 16, in Guilin, Guangxi, at Guilin Liangjiang International Airport, some netizens posted a video saying that a woman refused to get off the plane because she did not meet the conditions for boarding and concealed information while lying on the seat.
Screenshot of a web video
In the video, the woman said to the police: "I am seriously ill now, whoever gets me off the plane today, I will make him fully responsible, and I will go to his house." During the conversation, the police said that the plane was not capable of carrying the woman, and the woman replied: "What does it mean that it is not capable of operating?"
Screenshot of a web video
The woman's behavior angered the other passengers on the plane, and the passengers shouted together: Get down.
On April 17, a passenger on the plane, Ms. Gu (pseudonym), told reporters that the woman lying on the seat in the video was ill, and when she boarded the plane, she said that she could sit up during take-off and landing, but she should have bought two seats and lay down after getting on the plane. The flight attendant told her that lying down was dangerous and did not meet the conditions for flying, but asked her to sit up she did not sit, and when she asked her to get off the plane, she did not get off.
Ms. Gu also said that after the police were called, the woman did not get off the plane in the end, and the plane took off normally after a delay of more than two hours. The plane was supposed to take off at half past four in the afternoon, but they waited until nearly seven o'clock in the evening, and the delay was about the same as the flight itinerary. Later, Ms. Gu had just received an apology call from the airline.
In this regard, the customer service staff of Guilin Airlines responded that the scene was delayed due to the personal information of passengers, delayed for 2 hours and 25 minutes, and the normal flight should have landed in Jinan, the specific details have not been updated, and the airport has not yet received a follow-up treatment plan.
Subsequently, the staff of Guilin Airlines told reporters that the reason for the flight delay was that a passenger on the plane could not sit in the seat normally, which did not meet the conditions for take-off, but they communicated with the passenger for a long time without results. Later, the crew on board informed the airport public security of the situation.
The reporter learned from the Guilin Liangjiang International Airport Public Security Branch of the Civil Aviation Guangxi Airport Public Security Bureau that they received this police information that day, and there was indeed such a dispute, and the police of the airport police station went to deal with it.
Netizen comments: There is no illness for treatment, but there is no illness for detention
In this regard, some netizens said: Shouldn't the airport police take people down early? How can it be delayed for two hours?
Lonely guest life: Uncle policeman, you should be polite when you are on duty, and you should be decisive when you are not polite.
Brother Iceberg 397: Picking quarrels and provoking troubles will not be over if you take them away.
Xu happiness: The professional ability of the police needs to be improved, it is very simple, call 120, be admitted to the hospital if you are sick, and detain without illness.
Some people also said that such people should be added to the airline's blacklist.
evitamo: Actually, you can help her call 120 and let her go to the hospital, and the airport is not the emergency hall of the hospital.
Bai Zhishu is not enough: this can be arrested and detained, and all passengers can be compensated for the losses caused by the delay.
Deng Xiaoxiao: Added to the blacklist of all flights.
Stew: In this case, the flight attendant and the police should be by her side to read the law, including the provisions and punishments for illegal encroachment on other people's property, picking quarrels and provoking trouble, and endangering public safety, and at the same time video recording the whole process for evidence. After finishing the work, he didn't realize that he would take it away and send it to the bureau.
Others say that airlines can solve a lot of problems by asking passengers to sign a letter of commitment.
: Sign a letter of commitment to be responsible for yourself, and if there is a rescue stretcher on the plane, you won't fly?
Namio: It should have been necessary to inform the airline in advance to explain the condition and submit a doctor's certificate, and the airline will decide whether to accept the passenger, who obviously concealed his illness and boarded the plane directly.
Period: The people are not vexatious, and they also bought her 2 seats, and they know that it is the cause of the disease. Since it finally flew, it means that the airlines have done useless work in the first two hours, and the airport public security should come forward to take care of them as soon as possible, so that customers can sign a letter of commitment.
What medical conditions are not recommended for people to fly?
Patients with cardiovascular disease. For example, patients with myocarditis, myocardial infarction within one month, cerebrovascular accident within two weeks and malignant hypertension.
A cancer patient who has just undergone surgery. The main reason for this is that unhealed and scarred wounds are prone to collapse in a low-pressure environment. Therefore, it is advisable to consult a doctor in this situation and wait for the wound to heal before flying, otherwise it may cause adverse consequences in the air.
Patients with severe colds, as well as diseases of the ear and nose canals. Since the airplane flies at high altitude, the atmospheric pressure is very high, which can also have a great impact on patients with ear and nose canal diseases.
Patients who have undergone gastrointestinal surgery are generally not allowed to fly until more than 10 days after the surgery. Because of the expansion of gases in the air, the expansion of gases in the gastrointestinal tract can cause gastrointestinal rupture.
People with severe anemia are also not suitable for flying. Because when the human body rises to a high altitude, the partial pressure of inhaled oxygen decreases, resulting in tissue hypoxia.
Patients with COPD. These conditions are sensitive to airflow and cabins, and breathing difficulties may occur after takeoff. Before flying, a medical professional will need to assess the tolerance to hypoxia.
For diseases such as high blood pressure and anemia, which are not obvious under normal circumstances, it is usually difficult for passengers to distinguish when purchasing tickets and boarding planes, that is, as long as passengers do not take the initiative, it is difficult for airports and airlines to distinguish.
Therefore, people in the civil aviation industry also remind that for these special passengers, before traveling, they must consult professional doctors and airline customer service in detail with a highly responsible attitude towards their own bodies, and for restricted passengers, it is recommended that passengers log on to the airline's official website to understand or call the airline's customer service for consultation before traveling.
What should I do if I feel unwell on the plane?
There are risks associated with flying for patients with medical conditions, especially on long-haul flights. If you feel unwell during the flight, you can follow these tips:
When the air pressure changes greatly during take-off and landing, you can move your jaw more, chew and swallow, and adjust the air pressure changes in your body to avoid excessive pressure on your internal organs.
Drink plenty of water during the flight, stand up every 30 minutes to stretch your upper and lower limbs, or walk around from your seat to improve blood circulation.
If you suddenly experience chest tightness and wheezing, you should seek help from the flight attendant in time to buy time for treatment.
Experts remind that passengers who have a long-haul flight of more than 5 hours should choose a seat close to the aisle, get up and walk around often, move the whole body, and stretch the calf muscles.
If necessary, low-knee compression stockings can be worn to prevent venous thrombosis. Drink plenty of water on the plane and try to avoid coffee and other caffeinated beverages.
Source: Comprehensive Star Video, Jimu News, Life Times, netizen comments