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General13:35 · Sep 7

El Al Flight to Israel Delayed by Passenger Brawl Over Seat

By Томер Адони
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
The story · English

A flight from Miami to Israel operated by El Al experienced a significant delay shortly before departure due to a physical altercation between passengers. The incident occurred just minutes before the plane was scheduled to push back from the gate, after passengers had already been waiting for several hours. The dispute reportedly began over a seating issue involving three members of the same family and another passenger. Eyewitnesses described the verbal argument escalating into pushing and striking of seats. Flight attendants intervened, instructing the involved parties to cease their dispute and return to their seats. However, the three family members allegedly refused to comply with the crew's directives. Citing safety concerns, the flight crew decided it was unsafe to proceed with the takeoff under the circumstances, as passenger compliance is crucial in potential emergencies. Consequently, the departure procedure was halted, and the three individuals were removed from the aircraft, adding approximately another hour to the overall delay. The flight had already been subject to delays, including a prior three-and-a-half-hour suspension of operations at Miami Airport due to an unrelated incident involving an Amazon plane.

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