Couple Demands Refund From Airline After Sitting Next To Farting, Snorting Dog In 13-Hour Flight

• A New Zealand couple endured an uncomfortable flight experience as they were seated next to an emotional support dog
• The husband and wife noted that the dog made noises and farted, which made their long-haul flight unbearable
• Making the flight more uncomfortable, the dog took up the husband's legroom, and the canine's saliva was smeared on his legs
• The dog’s owner reportedly told another passenger he gets anxious and needed the dog to be with him on the plane

A couple is demanding a refund from Singapore Airlines after a dog ruined their long-haul flight.

Emotional support dog ruins flight

The passengers were on Singapore Airlines from Paris to New Zealand when they sat next to a noisy, emotional support dog.

According to Independent, Gill and Warren Press had booked premium economy seats but could not enjoy the flight as the dog farted and made uncomfortable noise.

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“I heard this noise, a heavy snorting,” Gill told Stuff.

Adding:

“I thought it was my husband’s phone, but we looked down and realised it was the dog breathing."

Dog fart was smelly and unbearable

The couple reportedly asked the flight crew if they could have their seats switched.

Unfortunately, the only available seats were at the back of the plane in the economy class.

Gill and Warren noted that halfway through the flight, the dog's fart made the flight unbearable.

The dog's owner reportedly could not have the dog on the plane's aisle as flight attendants could not get the trolleys through.

“My husband was in shorts, and was getting the dog’s saliva goo on his leg,” Gill said.

She emailed a complaint to the airline and was offered travel vouchers worth N180,000.

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Displeased, Gill stated the offer was unacceptable and demanded a full refund.

She said:

“We didn’t receive the experience we paid for."

Singapore Airlines, through its spokesperson, said the carrier contacted the couple.

“We sincerely apologise that this did not occur in this case, and will work with our airport teams to ensure that this lapse does not occur in future," the airline said.

Air hostess quits her job, joins church

In a related story, YEN.com.gh reported that a lady quit her air hostess job and joined her pastor's church.

A story that went viral on social media reported that the lady also sold her property and gave the money to her pastor.

Also, her only son had earlier died in the church due to starvation.

Source: Legit.ng