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Angry wife and Cheating Husband Fight gets Doha-Bali flight diverted to Chennai

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A drunk woman got to know that her husband was cheating on her mid-flight and created such a ruckus that the flight had to divert and land in Chennai on Sunday. Interestingly, the Doha to Bali Qatar Airways flight had no stopover in India.

As per the sources quoted by The Times of India, an Iranian lady who was on board unlocked her sleeping husband’s phone by putting his finger on its scanner and after checking the contents of the phone she realised that her husband was allegedly cheating on her.

The woman was already inebriated by then and got into a fight with her husband. She also misbehaved with the crew members of the flight who tried to calm her down. Situation getting out of hand, the crew decided to off-load the woman along with her husband and their child in Chennai. After de-boarding the family, the plane flew to Bali.

Authorities in Chennai decided to keep the family at the airport till the woman got sober. Later, they were put on a flight to Kuala Lumpur and taken to Doha by a connecting flight from there.

“On November 5, at about 10 am, Qatar Airways flight QR-962 (Doha-Bali) was diverted to Chennai. A lady along with her husband and a child, all Iranian nationals, were offloaded by Qatar Airline as the lady passenger (who was intoxicated) misbehaved with crew members inflight.They were sent to Kuala Lumpur by Batik Air flight 6019 for further travel to Doha,” the report quoted a CISF official.

Courtesy ; Aviationfigure

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