April 16th
Some netizens posted a video saying
On the same day, take Guilin Airlines flight GT1013
A woman is lying in a seat after boarding a plane
The plane was delayed for more than two hours
Video from the scene shows a woman lying on a plane seat, with police and flight attendants disposing of it. 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.
Screenshot of Weibo video account
Another video shows the woman's move sparking displeasure among other passengers, who shouted together: Go down.
The video publisher caption said that on April 16, flight GT1013 from Guilin to Jinan was in trouble, and a passenger who did not meet the conditions for boarding refused to get off the plane.
According to netizens familiar with the matter, after a period of coordination, the woman was finally persuaded to leave the plane, and the flight was able to take off, with a delay of 2 hours and 25 minutes.
Screenshot of Weibo video account
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 as soon as she got on the plane. The flight attendant told her that lying down was dangerous and not eligible for takeoff, but asked her to sit up she didn't sit, and she didn't get off the plane when she asked her to get off the plane.
Ms. Gu also said that the police were later called, 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, and they waited until almost seven o'clock in the evening.
Screenshot of the live video
Guilin Airlines staff 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 also got confirmation from the Guilin Liangjiang International Airport Public Security Branch of the Civil Aviation Guangxi Airport Public Security Bureau that there was indeed such a dispute that day, and finally the police from the airport police station went to deal with it.
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.
Civil aviation industry insiders remind that for these special passengers, before traveling, they must consult professional doctors and airline customer service in detail in a highly responsible attitude for their own bodies. At the same time, it is recommended that passengers log on to the airline's official website or call the airline's customer service for consultation before traveling.
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Source: Jimu News (Ding Peng), News Morning Post, Life Times
Editor: Berlin
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