Wizzair Ukraine Incident at Luton
Ukrtatnafta refuses to fuel Wizz Air planes after Luton airport incident
Ukraine's oil company Ukrtatnafta has said it excluded the Wizz Air airline from the list of its contracting parties and refused to provide this airline with aviation fuel and fill up the airplanes.
The company claimed that this decision is conditioned 'by an inadmissible and even inadequate behavior of the Wizz Air staff with passengers at the Luton Airport, when not only all professional norms have been ignored, but human rights have been actually violated'. Ukrtatnafta expressed indignation over impermissible, in its view, behavior of Wizz Air that cannot be justified by any force-majeure circumstances. Ukrtatnafta claims its principled citizenship and protests against unmotivated aggressive actions of Wizz Air against its passengers. Mass media earlier reported quoting one of the passengers as saying that passengers traveling by the W6902 London - Kyiv flight of Wizz Air 'were turned out from the plane with the help of police, dogs and special gas agents' at the London Luton Airport. Ukraine's Foreign Minister Petro Poroshenko said he was going to meet a Wizz Air Ukraine representative to find out the details of the airport incident.
Thought the dogs only came out for the Israeli flights?