Fully vaccinated air passenger infected
with coronavirus is found dead in his
seat at German airport after flight from Turkey
Posted By: Ribicon, 11/2/2021 11:57:01 AM
A fully vaccinated aeroplane passenger infected with coronavirus was found dead in his seat after a flight. The Pegasus Airlines crew found the 51-year-old man lifeless in his seat after Flight 1043 from Istanbul, Turkey, to Hamburg, Germany, last week. The man was travelling on an Airbus 320 when he passed away during the flight. He was allowed to take the flight because he had proved he was fully vaccinated against coronavirus. German Covid-19 rules require passengers to reveal their Covid status before they fly. Potential air passengers need to be vaccinated, recovered or tested. The airline said: 'We extend our condolences to the family
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