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newspaper reported "Daily Mail" British that a flight attendant on board the company "Sun Express" Turkish German discovered a head snake lump in breakfastBut after I put some of them in her stomach.
The accident occurred during a flight that took off, last week, from the Turkish capital Ankara to city Dusseldorf in the west GermanyThe flight took about 3 hours and 45 minutes.
During this relatively average flight, the flight attendants serve a meal to the passengers, and then they eat their meal.
In this case, it was breakfast, because the flight came in the morning.
Details of the story were published in a video circulated on social media platformsand showed how it was snake head Hidden under a serving of ravioli (a type of pasta) and leafy greens.
Turkey is home to dozens of species of snakes, some of which are very poisonous, but those found in plane food do not match them.
Following the incident, it was announced Airline He stayed with the catering company responsible for providing the meals, pending the completion of the investigation.
This is not the first time that the catering company has run into trouble, as previous reports have spoken of mold in the meals it serves.
A spokesman for the company said that ensuring a safe and comfortable journey for crews and passengers alike is a top priority for the company.
He added that what happened is unacceptable, pointing out that an investigation into the accident has been opened.
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The British newspaper “Daily Mail” reported that a flight attendant on board the German-Turkish company “Sun Express” discovered the presence of a head snake lump in breakfastBut after I put some of them in her stomach.
The accident occurred during a flight that took off, last week, from the Turkish capital Ankara to city Dusseldorf in the west GermanyThe flight took about 3 hours and 45 minutes.
During this relatively average flight, the flight attendants serve a meal to the passengers, and then they eat their meal.
In this case, it was breakfast, because the flight came in the morning.
Details of the story were published in a video circulated on social media platformsand showed how it was snake head Hidden under a serving of ravioli (a type of pasta) and leafy greens.
Turkey is home to dozens of species of snakes, some of which are very poisonous, but those found in plane food do not match them.
Following the incident, it was announced Airline He stayed with the catering company responsible for providing the meals, pending the completion of the investigation.
This is not the first time that the catering company has run into trouble, as previous reports have spoken of mold in the meals it serves.
A spokesman for the company said that ensuring a safe and comfortable journey for crews and passengers alike is a top priority for the company.
He added that what happened is unacceptable, pointing out that an investigation into the accident has been opened.