A flight to China was delayed after a woman tried to stop it from leaving to wait for her daughter who was shopping, a fellow passenger
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The Spring Airlines service from Bangkok to Shanghai was due to depart at
3.30am but was held up for half an hour when one passenger became
“emotional” and tried to stop cabin crew from closing the door. Another
traveller claiming to be on the same flight uploaded footage of the
incident, which shows frustrated passengers standing up and arguing with
cabin crew while the woman in question sits on the floor outside the
aircraft.
The video has since been trending on Chinese short-video platform Douyi. A Spring Airlines spokesperson told Mail Online the
passenger had boarded the plane but was emotional and tried to block the
cabin manager from closing the aircraft door.Her daughter, believed to
be late because she was still shopping, allegedly called airport police,
demanding they wait because she had checked in two pieces of
luggage. The flight eventually took off without the two passengers, and
the 160 travellers onboard landed in Shanghai Pudong International
Airport at 9.14am – more than an hour later than scheduled.China's
private carrier Spring Airlines will open a direct route from Shanghai
to Myanmar's commercial city of Yangon that will halve the current
travel time. According to the Shanghai Observer media outlet, this new
route will travel four round trips every week between the two cities
from July this year.
The direct flight from Shanghai to Yangon will be operated by Spring Airlines every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Return flights are available on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.The new route requires four and a half hours' travel time per
trip, nearly half the previous minimum of seven hours. In recent years,
the Shanghai-based Spring Group has launched three travel routes for
tourists in famous historical cities in Myanmar, including Mandalay,
Bago and Bagan.Spring Tour, the travel arm of Shanghai-based Spring
Group, also noted that with the improvement in visa policies,
transportation and payment channels, Yangon has become a new magnet for
Chinese tourists.
