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A British Citizen dies after falling out of aircraft door

Jake Smith
Last updated: 30 May 2018 11:29
By Jake Smith
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News is in, that a British Passenger has died after falling out of an aircraft door at Dalaman Airport, Turkey. It is reported, that airport staff were trying to remove the 30-year old passenger from the aircraft when he fell out of an open exit door and was knocked unconscious upon hitting the tarmac. A local ambulance atteneded the scene and took the passenger to a nearby private hospital, where after a medical examination, was revealed to have broken ribs. The passenger died shortly after from his injuries.

The traveller had reportedly been stuck in the country for three days after he lost his ticket and after boarding a flight at 3am, he is said to have been involved in an altercation with a Flight Attendant. After being ordered off the aircraft by the Captain, as a risk to flight safety, the passenger refused to exit the aircraft.

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