Stupor on an Air France flight. Reportedly, Monday night, the aircrew of an Airbus A319 between Ataturk Airport in Istanbul at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle in Paris has discovered a hidden child in hand luggage. "The cloth bag belonged to a woman sitting at the back of the unit, told us Vincent, a passenger on that flight AF 1891. At one point, she wanted to open it and its neighbor on the other row seats saw that something was moving inside. He therefore alerted the hostess who then discovered a baby aged one year or two. " Also according to this witness back from a long weekend and citing one of the aircrew, the child "was fine."
The passenger who saw the bag move was "very shocked"
Following this discovery, the woman and the baby were escorted to the front of the unit, where they remained until the landing of the apparatus. The passenger who had seen the bag was moving for his "very shocked" by the hostess who found the child. No comments have then been circulated at the microphone by aircrew to inform or reassure passengers. "They said nothing, but at least all the people sitting in the unit's bottom saw what had happened," says our witness. Aged 36, he continues: "People turned and talked among themselves Nobody could believe it.".
An investigation is under way
The baby was found while the aircraft had already completed more than half of its path. Contacted by writing, Air France press service confirmed our information, indicating that the child was "without a ticket." The spokesman for the airline, however, has not been able to tell us about the circumstances in which he had been placed in the bag or why. "The company requested the presence of the French authorities to flight arrival and fully cooperate with the ongoing investigation by the competent authorities," he said.
