underfire
27th Jul 2018, 16:59
for bedbugs...thats a new one! (I think?)
I guess I am more surprised AI is allowed to land in the US.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.gmforum.com-vbulletin/900x1200/dijrerdw0aixvkt_502af432eb2a21a3c7a4a9353f07cc693b88f253.jpg
https://www.businessinsider.com/air-india-business-class-had-bed-bugs-mumbai-newark-flight-2018-7
lomapaseo
27th Jul 2018, 20:19
Hives from eating the food?
krismiler
28th Jul 2018, 06:55
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5270059/BA-forced-ground-plane-BEDBUG-infestation.htm (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5270059/BA-forced-ground-plane-BEDBUG-infestation.html)l
Happened to BA as well.
funfly
28th Jul 2018, 11:02
I remember when the VC10s were left at Abingdon after the RAF took them over from BA and they were left for a while, the insides were reportedly alive.
LeadSled
29th Jul 2018, 03:36
I remember when the VC10s were left at Abingdon after the RAF took them over from BA and they were left for a while, the insides were reportedly alive.
Folks,
Reminds me of many years ago, a letter of admonishment from South Leicestershire Regional Health Authority, consequent on returning a B707 from lease to an African airline.
The list of creepies and crawlies discovered on a detailed inspection was most impressive, almost two pages, single space, one bug per line.
The list of possible penalties, in retribution, if I ever was involved in such heinous unapproved and unsanctioned imports, ever again, was also impressively long.
I had it framed, hung on an office wall for years, I must see if I can find it.
Tootle pip!!
PS: The list of defects was also very impressive, wonderful aircraft, the B707.