Family finds plane seat 'covered in vomit' but flight attendants still expect to sit there

A family was disgusted after finding sickness in the seat onflightto Turkey.

Justine Nagaur, 52, said staff had covered the vomit with blankets and expected her family to sit there, MyLondon reported.

The mother claims that her son only realized the dire condition of his seat when he picked up a blanket on the floor and discovered it was sick and "wet." increase.

When Justin complained to the flight attendants, she said one of them responded, "It's like you need to complain for that." Told.

Unforgettable when she and her husband Michael Nagaur took her two sons Zachary and Joshua and flew from London her Stansted Airport to Antalya Experience happened.

Family On August 11th, I took Corendon Airlines for my first overseas trip in three years.

Like many, they were unable to travel due to his Covid pandemic and had spent around £2,500 on a return flight.

What was supposed to be an exciting start to a great journey is ruined when Zachary and Joshua discover the state of their seats.

Her mother Justin told her MyLondon:

Justin didn't realize his son was sick at first. but recalled being confused because there was a blanket on the floor, a sheet, and he said he picked it up, but it turned out to be "wet and vomiting." 70} When Justin informed the flight staff of the disgusting discovery, she claimed they were "rude" about it. His attitude was "why does he need to move?" The attendant said, "It's like you need to complain for it." I didn't understand why the vomit wasn't cleared up, assuming.

Justin said: "They knew about it, but they said they weren't going to stop the plane because of the vomiting. Clean up."

Justine said: You feel an extreme reaction to something, but the people you think you trust are not only disrespectful, they are completely indifferent to the whole situation. and [and] I think, 'No, this is really, really disgusting. It was the whole service. Having just passed such stringent regulations in a pandemic, I thought I was sitting on the plane and spraying the entire plane with what was in that vomit."

She added: I couldn't foresee such a situation. The plane is supposed to be cleaned in the meantime.

Staff allege that they had to discuss their right to move because they expected their sons to sit in their seats for the four-hour flight.

Her sons had to sit in chairs with their legs up and off the floor for about 30 minutes until they found a place to wait, eventually taking another seat, she said. Told.

She added: [I] said I couldn't find a place for them to wait, but no." Services and she said it was "unrealistic", adding: "[I] have never experienced such a disrespectful attendant." Will have to use the airline again when I return. With the vacation coming to an end, Justin feels "a little uneasy."

Corendon Airlines has reached out for comment.

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