British Airways flight attendant went missing on the jet, found doing this shocking act in the bathroom
A flight attendant working for British Airways on the superjumbo Airbus A380 was missing mid-flight and was later found doing a shocking act on the flight.
The male cabin crew member was nowhere to be found during meal time on a flight from San Francisco to London, which led to his crew members researching for him.
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Eventually, he was found naked and dancing in the Club World Cabin bathroom by the in-flight crew boss, as reported by The Sun.
Post finding him in a distressful condition, crew members were forced to dress the staffer in First Class pyjamas and strap him down to a seat for the remaining ten-and-a-half-hour journey.
'The plane was cruising at 37,000 ft over the Atlantic, but this bloke seemed to be higher than anyone else,' said a worker to the outlet.
'We think the guy popped pills when he was meant to be working. It is an extraordinary thing to do,' they added.
The Airbus A380 is a double-decker Airbus that is the largest passenger plane in the world. The plane which had 470 passengers and crew landed safely at London's Heathrow Airport at 11 am last Sunday where the police and medical staff were waiting on the tarmac for the incoherent flight attendant.
After landing, he was placed in a wheelchair and hauled off by the police, as per the outlet. As a result of his actions, he has been suspended.
'Not only is it really dangerous, it is a crazy way to end your BA career. This job can do ridiculous things to people, but staging a one-man disco in a Club World toilet is a new one on me,' said a fellow crew member.
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