Police arrested a British Airways flight attendant at Heathrow Airport after crew members found him dancing without clothes during a San Francisco to London flight. The man disappeared from his duties during meal service on the busy aircraft carrying 470 people. Fellow workers searched the double-decker plane when he failed to serve food and drinks to passengers. They discovered him completely naked and dancing inside a business class bathroom. The incident happened as the aircraft flew 37,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean.
Crew members quickly dressed the flight attendant using spare pajamas meant for first class travelers. They moved him to a premium seat where he stayed for the rest of the journey. British Airways contacted police during the flight to report the strange behavior. Officers met the plane when it landed at Heathrow Airport around 11 AM on Sunday. Medical workers helped the man who needed a wheelchair to leave the aircraft.
The remaining flight attendants worked without breaks to make up for their missing colleague throughout the ten-hour trip. British Airways suspended the employee and turned the case over to police for investigation. Crew members believe the man used drugs before or during the flight. The airline treats this as a criminal matter rather than just a work problem.
Crew members quickly dressed the flight attendant using spare pajamas meant for first class travelers. They moved him to a premium seat where he stayed for the rest of the journey. British Airways contacted police during the flight to report the strange behavior. Officers met the plane when it landed at Heathrow Airport around 11 AM on Sunday. Medical workers helped the man who needed a wheelchair to leave the aircraft.
The remaining flight attendants worked without breaks to make up for their missing colleague throughout the ten-hour trip. British Airways suspended the employee and turned the case over to police for investigation. Crew members believe the man used drugs before or during the flight. The airline treats this as a criminal matter rather than just a work problem.
