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✈️ A passenger has horrifically died mid-flight in front of his wife after “liters of blood” began erupting from his mouth and spurted all over the plane’s seats and walls.
A passenger has horrifically died in the middle of a flight after he began coughing up .
The 63-year-old German passenger, who has not been named, was reportedly “visibly ill” when he boarded the Lufthansa flight in Bangkok, Thailand, yesterday.
The man was travelling with his wife on the 12 hour flight to Munich, Germany, when his condition rapidly deteriorated as he experienced cold sweats and was breathing very quickly.
Flight attendants called for medical professionals on board to help the man, with a young doctor reportedly stepping forward to assist, but after checking his pulse he allegedly declared that the man was “fine”.
“They gave him a little chamomile tea, but he already spit blood into the bag that his wife held out to him,” passenger Martin Missfelder recounted to Swiss German outlet Blick.
Moments later, blood started spurting out of his mouth and nose.
“It was absolute horror, everyone was screaming,” the Swiss traveller said.
He claimed that the man was losing “litres of blood” which was splattering across the walls and seats of the airbus A380.
Flight attendants on board attempted to perform CPR for around 30 minutes but to no avail.
“The man went still, it was dead quiet on board,” Mr Missfelder’s wife Karin told the outlet.
The captain announced the news of the passenger’s death as staff carried the man’s body into the galley of the plane.
The flight was forced to turn back to Thailand, with flight data showing the plane left Bangkok at 11:50pm. Thursday and landed back in Thailand at 8:28am. Friday.
While back in Bangkok, passengers claim they had to wait two hours without any guidance from Lufthansa before they were booked on another flight to Germany, with a stopover in Hong Kong.
But for Mr Missfelder – who works as a nurse – the worst part was that the man’s wife now had to go through customs alone.
“She stood there all alone and apathetic and had to endure all the formalities.
“I should have intervened, but I saw that a doctor was looking after him, so I didn’t want to get involved,” she said.
“The man looked so bad, I don’t understand why the captain took off.”
The passengers on the plane were left traumatised over the horrifying ordeal.
Mr Missfelder said the experience after disembarking the flight was frustrating.
“Nobody looked after us, we waited two hours. There was no care team there, nobody,” he said.
“We all had to go to a counter, where we received a 10-franc ($17.50 AUD) voucher.”
👉 What happens if someone dies on a plane?
If someone falls sick on a plane, cabin crew are required to perform emergency medical care on that passenger.
Due to the cramped nature of planes, medical attention such as CPR is often carried out in the aisle of the plane or in the galley.
If a passenger dies, bodies are often moved to an empty row or to business class, away from others on board, and are covered by a rug or blanket.
The procedure differs depending on the airline.
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