Airline Apologizes to Passengers Stranded for a Week at JFK

Jul 16th, 2007 | By Jared Blank

Officials at Scottish carrier FlyGlobespan have apologized to the planeload of passengers it stranded at JFK for a week (a week!) after the aircraft it was scheduled to use on its flight to Ireland was struck by lightning.  With that plane knocked out of service, a replacement needed to be flown in from Glasgow.  However, because of the heightened security at Glasgow, they couldn’t fly the plane from there (that sounds suspicious to me, but I can’t argue with the random article I’ve linked to).  It took about a week to get all of the 200 passengers out of JFK and onward to Ireland.





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  1. Apologies? We don’t want no stinkin apologies. What we want is our money back.

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