Misbehaviour: Three arrested for abusing air hostess
"You people are unable to provide even water where other airlines also provide wine to their passengers,” passengers.
ISLAMABAD:
The Airport police arrested three Pakistani expatriates for allegedly teasing an air hostess during their flight to Pakistan.
According to details, the foreign nationals, Qadeer Jalaluddin, Rafiq Mustafa and Adeel, residents of Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, allegedly used abusive language against air hostess during their flight PK-792 from England to Pakistan.
The air hostess told the pilot, who then informed the relevant officials at the airport about the incident. The Airport police took them into custody as soon as the accused landed.
They were drunk, when the incident happened and we have registered a case, said an official. However, the nabbed men refused the allegation and said, “We asked for water repeatedly and didn’t get it. We just said we are travelling through PIA for the benefit of the country and you people are unable to provide even water where other airlines also provide wine to their passengers.”
Published in The Express Tribune, October 28th, 2011.
The Airport police arrested three Pakistani expatriates for allegedly teasing an air hostess during their flight to Pakistan.
According to details, the foreign nationals, Qadeer Jalaluddin, Rafiq Mustafa and Adeel, residents of Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, allegedly used abusive language against air hostess during their flight PK-792 from England to Pakistan.
The air hostess told the pilot, who then informed the relevant officials at the airport about the incident. The Airport police took them into custody as soon as the accused landed.
They were drunk, when the incident happened and we have registered a case, said an official. However, the nabbed men refused the allegation and said, “We asked for water repeatedly and didn’t get it. We just said we are travelling through PIA for the benefit of the country and you people are unable to provide even water where other airlines also provide wine to their passengers.”
Published in The Express Tribune, October 28th, 2011.