More rats at Qantas

[somewhereat1l]

Another family of rats have been found onboard a Qantas aircraft. This time in the forward galley next to the AED (defib machine). A crew member took photos of the family of pink, bald baby rats and was told to immediately to delete them by a company manager.

Where was mummy and daddy?

[Wally Mk2]

Careful there with that last comment, that will open the flood gates & will yet again have the mods reaching for their pad locks of which stocks are surely getting low




Wmk2

[airtags]

I hope they didn't - besides I seem to recall one Exec Mgr encouraging photos to accompany safety reports

post pic here pls

AT

[ross_M]

Is fumigation an option in an aircraft? That's the preferred option for ship holds and warehouses I believe.

[ejectx3]

Thats east, just leave the lav door open after serving some of Neil's delights....problem solved

[remoak]

Careful there with that last comment, that will open the flood gates & will yet again have the mods reaching for their pad locks of which stocks are surely getting low

Oh man you'll get banned for sure for saying things like that... probably me as well...

[drop bear ten]

must be the only things of breeding age on a QF aircraft..........

[Sunfish]

What happens when a rats nest becomes the point of ignition for a fire?

[Jethro Gibbs]

I have always said DO NOT EAT the FOOD unless it sealed in plastic.

[qfcabin]

Mods, just close it....this is why the oz threads are held in such poor regard.

[Sunfish]

Is there a Neil Perry recipe for Qantas ratatouille ?

[34R]

Seems the vermin at Qantas aren't just confined to Coward St...

[Gearupandorrf]

Who'd have thought....

It was only a matter of time.

Rats are attracted to rotting carcasses.

[teresa green]

QF cabin, whats wrong with a bit of humour, God only knows we need it. Airlines were built on humour, otherwise we would have cried. Lighten up.

[QFinsider]

So many lines, so little time...

[SpannerTwister]

Many years ago TN had a B737 that had a family of rodents in that that just didn't want to leave the plane, no matter what.

After all sorts of measures were tried the solution was found............Suffocate them.

The aircraft was parked "on the fence" with all of its external orifices sealed off and a number of CO2 cylinders were placed in the cargo holds.

One, two, three..........Open the cylinder valves, jump out of the cargo holds and slam the doors, come back a day later and hunt for the bodies !!!

Problem "Solvered" with no nasty chemicals !

ST

[drop bear ten]

QFCabin,

You resemble my remark I presume........

[Cactusjack]

I heard it was a pack of Gerbils smuggled onboard !!
Passenger Swayzee, Row 1 Seat 1A !!