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SQ826 SGP to Shanghai...chowcheebye CCP ATB quarrel with SQ girl
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lol sia arrogance ish nonpareil:
SIA believes that all our employees have a right to a safe and respectful workplace environment. We do not tolerate any form of unruly or abusive behaviour, whether on the ground or in the air," said the airline.
They added that their crew members are trained to remain vigilant in the aircraft cabin environment, and are also equipped to recognise and address potential cases of passengers exhibiting behaviour that threatens the safety and security of customers and crew members.
"We also work closely with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance with all safety regulations," said the spokesperson.
"Our ground staff may also refuse boarding to customers who may have already displayed errant behaviour on ground, in order to not compromise the safety and comfort of other customers.
tok abt eberiting except trained how to handle the situation
peepur nid to pee. if plane alr on runway for take off juz tell pax its dangerous to go toilet n wait juz a few mins.
SIA believes that all our employees have a right to a safe and respectful workplace environment. We do not tolerate any form of unruly or abusive behaviour, whether on the ground or in the air," said the airline.
They added that their crew members are trained to remain vigilant in the aircraft cabin environment, and are also equipped to recognise and address potential cases of passengers exhibiting behaviour that threatens the safety and security of customers and crew members.
"We also work closely with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance with all safety regulations," said the spokesperson.
"Our ground staff may also refuse boarding to customers who may have already displayed errant behaviour on ground, in order to not compromise the safety and comfort of other customers.
tok abt eberiting except trained how to handle the situation
peepur nid to pee. if plane alr on runway for take off juz tell pax its dangerous to go toilet n wait juz a few mins.
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You suggestion is my dessert…. Her Neh Neh is my main meal
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she could have lost cunt and rectal control and peed and poop all over cabin floor, emptying her bladder, gut, and entire flight not just with her toxic personality but also her bodily discharge.
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Singapore Airlines: Two passengers booted out of Shanghai-bound flight for ‘verbally and physically’ abusing cabin crew (VIDEO)
Malay MailFri, 7 February 2025 at 1:03 pm GMT+8·1-min read
SINGAPORE, Feb 7 – Singapore Airlines (SIA) has confirmed that it removed two passengers from a flight bound for Shanghai yesterday after they “verbally and physically abused” cabin crew members.
A SIA spokesman was quoted by Straits Times saying the incident occurred on Flight SQ826 while it was taxiing for take-off.
The pilots decided to return to the gate, and both the passenger and their companion were offloaded and handed over to local authorities at Changi Airport.
“SIA believes that all our employees have a right to a safe and respectful workplace environment,” the spokesman reportedly said.
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“We do not tolerate any form of unruly or abusive behaviour, whether on the ground or in the air.”.
The incident delayed the flight by 1 hour and 46 minutes, with departure eventually taking place at 3.01am.
SIA said it had apologised to passengers for the inconvenience and reiterated that safety remains its top priority.
A video of the altercation, showing a woman shouting in Mandarin while crew members attempted to de-escalate the situation, was shared on TikTok.
SIA said its crew are trained to recognise and address behaviour that threatens safety on board.
The airline added that ground staff have the authority to refuse boarding to passengers displaying errant behaviour to ensure the safety and comfort of others.
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The Ah Nehs are now favoured by Trump. So, we must kiss the Ah Nehs.
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Will SQ ban these two pax from flying on SQ for life?
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