After checking in, he headed to the plane that corresponded to him, but he made the wrong entrance. She fell and was dragged by the tape.
An unusual incident occurred at the Vladikavkaz airport in Russia. A retiree mistook the luggage carousel for boarding access and ended up in the baggage area.
After checking in, an older lady wanted to go to the boarding gate. He went to a treadmill located next to the airline counter and started walking on a treadmill, but it was the wrong one. Shortly after walking, he collided with the suitcase entrance and fell to the ground.
Once fallen, The woman was dragged by the belt to the luggage area. Until now the identity of the lady is not known, but from what is seen in the video she hit her head.
Quickly, a passenger who witnessed the curious scene notified airport security. Shortly aftercargo employees managed to locate the lady and rescue her. Then they escorted her to the correct door.
Flybondi.fail launched: a website that follows the cancellations and delays of the “low cost” live
“In total, Flybondi wasted approximately 2 years, 2 months and 24 days of life among all its passengers,” says the Flybondi.fail website. which was recently launched by the graphic designer Andrés Snitcofsky and the programmer, recognized on the social network X as @esoesnulo. This initiative was born with a single objective: to follow daily and in real time the status of the flights of the “low cost” airline Flybondi, which leads the ranking of cancellations not only nationally but worldwide.
With a very simple interface, Users can see Flybondi’s performance daily and the data is really compelling. For example, This Monday, out of a total of 31 flights, the airline had already canceled fourwhile another four showed delays of more than 45 minutes in takeoff, another six delays of between 45 and 30 minutes and eight delays of between 30 and 15 minutes. Meanwhile, 9 flights had taken off within normal limits with delays of between 15 and 0 0 minutes.
Source: Ambito
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