Airplane takes off without loading luggage, passengers protest

ISLAMBAD (National Times) – A private airline s flight from Karachi to Islamabad took off without loading the luggage of passengers upon which the passengers launched a protest against the airline for their delayed baggage caused by the negligence of the airline’s staff.

More than 40 of the passengers’ luggage has been left in Karachi by the airline, reports received by Dunya News.

Passengers are currently waiting for their luggage at Islamabad airport. The airline staff has told the passengers that the goods will be brought back from the second flight to Islamabad.

This has caused a huge inconvenience to the pasengers as they have to wait for their luggage at the airport. Many of the passengers are in emergency and have complained that they are inflicted by the negligence of the staff of the airline.



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