UPDATE: Thai passengers ejected from flight over fight with cabin crew over luggage

A social media influencer shared a different perspective about a woman fighting with cabin crew on a recent flight. (via Benz Apache - เบ๊น อาปาเช่, Facebook)

An update to the original story about a woman from a group complaining on social media to criticise the air hostess and cabin crew for refusing to help her carry the luggage. Prominent YouTuber and influencer, Akaradej Yothajun, known as Benz Apache, recently recounted the same dramatic incident aboard a flight from Vietnam to Thailand.

He reported that 16 Thai passengers were asked to disembark the plane following a dispute with cabin crew over assistance with luggage. The woman justified that the air hostess should help her since she was asking her for help. Additionally, the woman said that she didn’t like the tone of the air hostess.

Akaradej, who was also on board the same flight, shared a different side to the story on the Facebook page, Benz Apache. He detailed how the dispute began over a request from a female passenger for help with her luggage, which escalated into a heated argument.

The disagreement led to a group of passengers loudly voicing their dissatisfaction with the cabin crew’s response, resulting in the entire group being asked to leave the plane.

Akaradej, who was seated a few rows ahead of the group, described the situation as chaotic and disruptive. He stated that only three to four people in the group were confrontational, while the rest were calm and polite.

After the group was asked to disembark, one of the male passengers allegedly threatened the cabin crew.

“Bring the names of those four people here. They will have to face me. They don’t know what I do, but they will find out.”

Akaradej praised the cabin crew for their professionalism and ability to handle the situation. He stated that he felt compelled to share the story to provide a counterpoint to any potential complaints the crew might receive.

He further clarified that cabin crew members are not required to assist passengers with their luggage, and any assistance provided is out of goodwill.

The influencer ended his post by expressing his disappointment with the delay caused by the incident, which resulted in him reaching home much later than expected, reported Sanook.

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Neill Fronde

Neill is a journalist from the United States with 10+ years broadcasting experience and national news and magazine publications. He graduated with a degree in journalism and communications from the University of California and has been living in Thailand since 2014.

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