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Amid 'pee' controversy, now Emirates passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on flight

Now, woman passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on Emirates flight 

Amid 'pee' controversy, now Emirates woman passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on flight

On January 9, Upasana once again took to Twitter saying that Emirates is yet to reach out to her inspite of telling her that they have filed a report. She added that she is terrified to fly Emirates once again this week.&nbsp;

Amid the ongoing controversy around men urinating on female co-passengers on Air India flights, a woman has alleged misbehaviour by a male passenger on an Emirates flight from Dubai to Delhi.&nbsp;
The woman did not mention the exact date of the flight but said that incident took place 3 weeks ago.&nbsp;
Upasana, an associate at the Albright Stonebridge Group according to her Twitter profile, on January 7 tweeted that the man wanted to exchange his middle seat with her aisle seat which she had paid for beforehand. When she refused, he told her that she should shift to the middle seat because she is woman, Upsana claimed in one of her tweets.&nbsp;
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On her repeated refusal, the man then asked her not to blame him when he is drunk on the middle seat.&nbsp;
Upsana goes on to write that the Emirates crew offered her another seat after much reluctance and even when they did, the new seat was right in front of the man who had threatened to misbehave.&nbsp;
She also mentioned that the man who threatened to misbehave after drinking was served alcohol by the crew.&nbsp;
On January 9, Upasana once again took to Twitter saying that Emirates is yet to reach out to her inspite of telling her that they have filed a report. She added that she is terrified to fly Emirates once again this week.&nbsp;
Responding to woman's complaint, Emirates asked her to submit her details for them to look into the matter.

The Independent reported that the woman threw things off of counters before climbing atop and screaming 'help'. 

On Camera: woman assaults airline staff after missing flight at Mexico City 

An Emirates statement called the woman 'rebellious' and abusive adding that after the woman turned aggressive it was necessary for airport security and police to intervene.

The Independent reported that the woman threw things off of counters before climbing atop and screaming 'help'.&nbsp;

Video of a woman attacking an Emirates airline employee has gone viral on social media. The video, reportedly shot on November 1, shows the woman throwing punches and hurling suitcases at fellow passengers and Emirates staff alike, after she was denied late check-in that too with an expired passport for a flight from Mexico City airport.&nbsp;
It is not known where she was intending to fly to.
The short clip was shared on Twitter with the caption, "Moment woman throws punches at Emirates airline employee and hurls objects at bystanders after missing her flight at #MexicoCity airport".&nbsp; The Independent reported that the woman threw things off of counters before climbing atop and screaming 'help'.&nbsp; A statement released by Emirates called the woman 'rebellious' and abusive:&nbsp;
&ldquo;We can confirm that on November 1, an incident occurred at the check-in counter at Mexico City International Airport, in which a passenger who arrived late at the check-in counter was also discovered to be traveling with an expired passport.
&ldquo;The client was denied the trip, and she became rebellious and physically abusive with the ground staff &mdash; so it was necessary for airport security and police to intervene.&rdquo; The Mexico City airport incident comes amid a spate of passenger-crew conflicts. In October 2022, a Turkish Airlines flight was forced to land, after a squabble broke out between a crew member and a reportedly drunk passenger.&nbsp; In another incident from October, a video of a US woman screaming at cabin crew and throwing a full water bottle at fellow passengers had gone viral on social media.&nbsp;
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Emirates, which is the largest airline of the United Arab Emirates is trending after it released a new advertisement featuring a woman standing on top of the world&rsquo;s tallest building Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Emirates also shared a BTS video showing how the ad was filmed.
The 30-second advert has gone viral on social media as users were left in awe after watching the clip.
Nicole Smith-Ludvik, who is a professional skydiving instructor, features as an Emirates cabin crew member in the advert. As the camera pans out, Nicole is actually standing on the tip of Burj Khalifa with a spectacular view of Dubai's skyline in the backdrop. On top of the world, Nicole had a reduced circumference space of only 1.2 metres to pull off the stunt.
With the BTS video Emirates clarified that the ad was filmed without any green screen or special effects.
Nicole has described it as the most amazing and exciting stunts she has ever done

In viral Emirate ad woman seen standing on top of Burj Khalifa. Watch the BTS video

Watch&nbsp;Emirates' latest advert featuring a wowan&nbsp;standing on top of Burj&nbsp;Khalifa&nbsp;that has gone viral on social media.

The latest ad by Emirates has gone viral on social media as users were left in awe after watching the clip.

You have to see it to believe it! A jaw dropping advertisement by Emirates, UAE's largest airline has left&nbsp;netizens in awe.
The advert for Emirates starts off innocently enough, with beautiful panoramic views of Dubai from the Burj Khalifa.
But as the camera pans out, a woman is seen standing on top the world's tallest building, dressed in the official uniform for Emirates' cabin crew.
The very top of the skyscraper is 830 metres high.
The point of this dare-devil advertisement? To celebrate the UK dropping the United Arab Emirates from its red list.
Nicole Smith-Ludvik, who is a professional skydiving instructor, featured as the Emirates cabin crew member in the ad. On top of the world, Nicole barely had a circumference space of only 1.2 metres to pull off the stunt. Nicole has described it as the most amazing and exciting stunts she has ever done.
Emirates also shared a BTS video showing how the ad was filmed. It was just to clarify that the ad was shot without any green screen or special CGI effects.
The response on social media has been huge, with the 33-second video racking up hundreds of thousands of views.

Leading Middle East airline Emirates has announced to suspend flights from Dubai to India to 10 days starting Sunday, April 25.&nbsp;
While this rule will not be applicable to UAE nationals and diplomats, any Indian or passengers who have travelled through India in the past 14 days will also not be allowed to fly to the country from any other international destination.&nbsp;
The announcement comes as India&nbsp;reported the highest single-day COVID-19 case spike in the&nbsp;world on April 22, registering more than three lakh&nbsp;fresh infections in one day.

Covid-19: UAE to stop flights between Dubai and India for 10 days from April 25

Emirates to suspend flights between Dubai and India from April 25
Airline took decision amid surging Covid&nbsp;cases in India
On April 22, India&nbsp;reported highest single-day Covid-19 case spike in the&nbsp;world&nbsp;

Leading Middle East airline Emirates has announced to suspend flights from Dubai to India to 10 days starting Sunday, April 25.&nbsp;
While this rule will not be applicable to UAE nationals and diplomats, any Indian or passengers who have travelled through India in the past 14 days will also not be allowed to fly to the country from any other international destination.&nbsp;
The announcement comes as India&nbsp;reported the highest single-day Covid-19 case spike in the&nbsp;world on April 22, registering more than three lakh&nbsp;fresh infections in one day.

Is Emirates planning to launch a diamond-studded aircraft? Well, that’s the buzz on social media. Instagrammer Sara Shakeel posted an edited picture of the aircraft studded with crystals and the airline tweeted about it from its official account. Could that be a hint? We can't say but the airline definitely liked the idea and turns out that they even upgraded Shakeel's flight from Pakistan to Milan, as reported by Khaleej Times. 

Is Emirates planning to launch a diamond-studded aircraft? Well, that’s the buzz on social media. Instagrammer Sara Shakeel posted an edited picture of the aircraft studded with crystals and the airline tweeted about it from its official account. Could that be a hint? We can't say but the airline definitely liked the idea and turns out that they even upgraded Shakeel's flight from Pakistan to Milan, as reported by Khaleej Times. 

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