Indian agencies have uncovered a network that sold fake tickets or charged exorbitant prices for legitimate ones for both concerts
world1 week ago
A woman destroyed several computer systems at a Mexico City International Airport ticket counter after she was denied a refund for a missing flight reservation on Tuesday.
The incident was captured on camera after which the video was widely shared on social media.
According to the passenger, identified as Maria Guadalupe, 56, she had booked her flight ticket through a travel agency.
However, when the airline employee could not find her name in the system, Guadalupe asked for a refund, reported the Daily Mail.
When the airline asked Guadalupe to contact the travel agency for a refund, she began to vandalise the ticket counter.
In the video uploaded on Twitter, Guadalupe is seen standing atop the baggage scale and smashing computer monitors. She is also screaming at the airline staff as other passengers watch on.
“If you don't want to, don't give me the money back. But that's going to cost you,” Guadalupe says to one of the workers.
“'Don't give it to me. But you pay for that, and if you don't want to, it's very nice,” she adds.
“Loses flight and self-control: It is Maria Guadalupe (56). She demanded reimbursement from Volaris, was denied and lashed out at employees at Mexico City International Airport. She destroyed 4 monitors and scanners, for which she was arrested,” the text attached to the widely shared video read.
Following the vandalism, Guadalupe was taken into custody by the Auxiliary Police agents when she was about to exit the airport. According to the incident report, the woman “caused damage to an airline counter at the AICM (Mexico City International Airport).”
The airline has also pressed charges against her for destroying its equipment.
READ MORE:
Indian agencies have uncovered a network that sold fake tickets or charged exorbitant prices for legitimate ones for both concerts
world1 week ago
Saturday's attack was one of the deadliest attacks in the area in recent months
world1 week ago
Satellite data from Brazil's space research agency Inpe showed that Bolivia had 70,628 fire hot-spots up until September 22
world1 week ago
According to airport authorities, flight operations will be halted starting 6:00 PM on Thursday
world1 week ago
Airport operations are currently impacted, and passengers should not come to the airport at this time, the spokesperson said
world1 week ago
A chemical leak as a result of the accident was contained, authorities said
world1 week ago
The Republican nominee falsely said at the September 10 debate with Democrat Kamala Harris that the Central Park Five had killed a person and pleaded guilty
world1 week ago
The decision to bar Israeli firms is the latest incident in a row fuelled by the Macron government's unease over Israel's conduct in the wars in Gaza and Lebanon
world1 week ago