Airline passengers suffer nasal, ear bleeding mid-flight as crew FORGETS to maintain cabin pressure
Around 166 passengers were onboard a Boeing 737 flight from Mumbai to Jaipur, and when the plane reached an atitude of 11,000ft, the pressure inside the aircraft began to drop.
Dozens of passengers onboard a Jet Airways flight in India are reportedly suffering ear pain and nosebleeds after the flight crew forgot to maintain cabin pressure on the aircraft.
Reports state that around 166 passengers were onboard a Boeing 737 flight from Mumbai to Jaipur, and when the plane reached an altitude of 11,000ft, the pressure inside the aircraft began to drop, leaving multiple passengers bleeding from their nose and ears.
Earlier visuals of passengers of Jet Airways Mumbai-Jaipur flight after being deplaned when the flight was turned back to Mumbai airport midway, after loss in cabin pressure. Visuals from Mumbai airport. pic.twitter.com/GOXsJYhr7S
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