Passenger Panic as ‘Waterfall’ Bursts Through Plane’s Roof
Emirates said an accumulation of condensation wet seats on the Airbus A380, and cabin crew relocated affected customers during the five-hour flight.
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Passengers allegedly forced to sit in ‘wet seats’ on Emirates plane after water leaked from jet’s roof
Water dripping from ceiling panels on commercial aircraft is uncommon but can occur when condensation from the air-conditioning system accumulates.
Strange moments have been captured inside a luxury Emirates plane; images posted on social media show water pouring into the cabin from parts of the ceiling. In these images, a number of passengers are covering themselves with blankets to protect themselves from the water./Quansaniye
In an Emirates-A380, water runs on the passengers. It is a well-known phenomenon.
On an Emirates flight from Dubai to Istanbul, water suddenly dripped from the ceiling of the Airbus A380. Passengers desperately tried to protect themselves with cloths.
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