SINGAPORE: Due to weather conditions, the airline was forced to remove some Scoot passengers on a Singapore – Xi’an flight who arrived in the Chinese city on Friday( Sep 15 ) without their luggage. & nbsp,
Approximately 35 hours later than expected on Thursday night, Flight TR134 took off from Singapore’s Changi Airport. & nbsp,
In response to CNA’s questions, Scoot said that it was necessary to” unload some luggage due to unusually strong winds that impacted the airplane due to its scheduled departure at 7.10pm.” & nbsp,
According to Scoot, the low-cost division of Singapore Airlines, affected people were informed upon entry in Xi’an at around 1.30 a.m. on Friday.
The airport added that the affected luggage may be placed on its future TR134 flight, which is scheduled to depart Singapore for Xi’an at 7.10 pm on Saturday, adding that having to re-accomodate luggage due to extreme weather is uncommon. & nbsp,
Scoot said it had & nbsp, arranged for the luggage to be delivered to their places of accommodation, but it did not say how many passengers were impacted.
The airport added,” Scoot sincerely apologizes for the trouble to our clients, and we will continue to assist the affected buyers.”
Due to weather conditions, lots of luggage from Air New Zealand’s first trip from New York to Auckland were left behind in the US in September. & nbsp,
According to an apology from the airline, some customer bags were no loaded” due to adverse weather” in order to carry on additional fuel to make the long-term fight, according to the New Zealand Herald.
A Jetstar journey from Perth to Bali reported a similar incident in December.
We had to have more energy on some of our planes to Denpasar due to storms around Bali on Wednesday, in event we needed to deflect to a different airport, according to an Australian news.com spokesperson for Jetstar.
This meant that on two of our planes, we were unable to transport all of the checked bags.
Due to mass restrictions brought on by construction on an Australian airport bend, Qantas passengers on a Darwin-London journey were left without their baggage upon arrival in May 2022. & nbsp,