The F1 crowd was on the same Air Canada flight to London.
More than 20 passengers on the Air Canada flight had to return to the Montreal airport terminal. The machine in the picture is not related to the case. EPA / AOP
Air Canada’s operations are outrageous. The incident dates back to the beginning of the week, when more than 20 passengers were kicked out of the plane that took off in Montreal on Monday night local time.
The plane was heading from Montreal to London. Video clips from inside the plane have spread to social media. The pictures show how armed police escorted several passengers.
The flight was also attended by a crowd of F1 teams. The next race in the Formula One royal class will be run in Silverstone, England, in a week and a half.
According to several data leaked from the flight, among those removed from the plane were, for example, a pregnant woman and older people.
Aston Martin Formula Physician Rahul Chotai shared In the story section of Instagram video clips and pictures of the events.
– Last night, me and 30 other passengers were taken out of an Air Canada flight to London Heathrow. We got no explanation.
– Coincidentally, airlines have now been called upon to reduce their passenger capacity by 10% due to passenger chaos. Our flight could accommodate 300 passengers, 30 were taken out. Air Canada has not given any reason for the matter, Chotai shared.
On Twitter, a user reported that his elderly parents were passed from the plane back to a terminal in the Montreal field. The suitcases continued with the plane to London.
– They were told that removing the passengers would have been the captain’s order. The employee had said the situation could be due to overly drunken passengers or the mask not being used. My parents wore a mask and were not drunk.
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According to the user, the parents had not been allowed to travel on the Air Canada plane for 24 hours because they had been removed from the flight.
The situation is understandably disappointing. So far, Air Canada has not commented on the case.