Surely to ask a question based on a passengers comment,who
obviously knows little about aviation,and to make a heading
that states 'Excel aborted t/o at Mah' should have some further back up.I was on shift that day,and as previously said,Excel did
not have any 737,757,767 and hopefully not a 747 in MAH,otherwisewould be an interesting thread.If any flight was involved with an abort at point before lift off I would suggest that tyres and brakes would need to be looked at.It also would have been on pprune long before a passenger makes such a comment.
A bit of Excel bashing perhaps,or did the passenger not know
what airline he/she was flying with,or perhaps the mind was a bit
of a blurr,and didn't know what day it was,or was it actually MAH?Such an incident would have been reported to engineering and operations,otherwise the pilots must have been brilliant at doing
a great cover-up.