Sandra Jenny Kwon, a former Emirates Airlines employee, said that if a passenger dies during the flight, crew members first pack his body in special bags, which are found on almost all aircraft.

After that, the flight attendants have to take the body to one of the vacant rows or to the business class, but if the plane is full of passengers, the deceased passenger is left in place or taken to the flight attendants' kitchen.

Meanwhile, crew members are not entitled to officially declare the death on board. This can only be done by the local authorities after landing. "

She also explained that airlines sometimes transport bodies in cargo compartments. "So, be aware that the next time you travel somewhere, there might be someone's dead body, right below you," the host concluded.

Source: Linta Rowe

By:Nadeemy Haded

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