Cebu Pacific Flight Takes Emergency Landing after a Fight Broke Out Between Two Passengers Due to Fart
The Cebu Pacific Flight 227 service was forced to make an unscheduled stop during its journey from Cebu to Puerto Princesa on Friday after a ‘punch-up broke out’ over the whole saga.
The plane landed in Bacolod-Silay International Airport after two men objected when a 'fellow traveler began breaking wind loudly' and refused to stop doing it, Silay City Police report said.
The pilot then made the decision to divert the plane to the Negros Island.
Police boarded the plane once it had landed in Silay City, and four people were reportedly removed from the flight.
A police spokesman confirmed the 'incident' centred around one passenger suffering from wind who was 'not attempting to restrain himself', offending two Cebuano men who were on the flight.
Police escorted two men from the flight - though it has not been confirmed which two - and two young women, identified as Michelle C, 25, because of local privacy laws, and her unnamed sister, both from Palawan.
The young women told local media their removal had been 'unfair'.
“It was crazy that we were included, we had no idea who these boys were, we just had the bad luck to be in the same row and we didn't do anything.” Michelle C. said.
A spokesman for Cebu Pacific told local media the four people had received a ban from any further travels on the airline.
One man who suffered a broken nose was brought to hospital few minuted after the plane landed.
The pilot said he decided to land the plane to avoid further escalation that could result to more serious problem.
The plane landed in Bacolod-Silay International Airport after two men objected when a 'fellow traveler began breaking wind loudly' and refused to stop doing it, Silay City Police report said.
The pilot then made the decision to divert the plane to the Negros Island.
Police boarded the plane once it had landed in Silay City, and four people were reportedly removed from the flight.
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Police escorted two men from the flight - though it has not been confirmed which two - and two young women, identified as Michelle C, 25, because of local privacy laws, and her unnamed sister, both from Palawan.
The young women told local media their removal had been 'unfair'.
“It was crazy that we were included, we had no idea who these boys were, we just had the bad luck to be in the same row and we didn't do anything.” Michelle C. said.
A spokesman for Cebu Pacific told local media the four people had received a ban from any further travels on the airline.
One man who suffered a broken nose was brought to hospital few minuted after the plane landed.
The pilot said he decided to land the plane to avoid further escalation that could result to more serious problem.
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