SINGAPORE: Thai Airways is “urgently investigating” an incident on board a flight from Singapore to Bangkok where the cabin crew allegedly neglected to collect passengers’ meal trays prior to landing. TikTok user praewa_panicha posted a video on Friday (Fe
SINGAPORE: Thai Airways is “urgently investigating” an incident on board a flight from Singapore to Bangkok where the cabin crew allegedly neglected to collect passengers’ meal trays prior to landing.
She posted a second video on Saturday, providing more details about her experience, in which she said the trays were still there when passengers were told to fasten their seat belts. In a comment, she also said that they informed a crew member about the uncollected meal trays after the plane came to a complete stop.In a statement posted on Facebook on Saturday, Thai Airways said they are aware of the incident.
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