LIVE TWEETS: A flight to Belfast was delayed because two airline staff couldn't stand each other
The DJ duo of Disclosure were on board.
We've all worked with a colleague that we don't like but when a fire starts to burn in your head at the sheer sight of them, it's probably best to ignore those angry voices that swirl around in your noggin. Some might say that you should heed no attention to their remarks, filter their words out like they're just white noise in the background, but it's almost impossible to give them a second chance.
Before take-off, there was some bad omens for the passengers on this easyJET flight from London Gatwick to Belfast after their flight was delayed by 90 minutes following a "verbal disagreement" between two crew members.
Broadcaster Dan Lobb live tweeted the whole thing and the uberly brilliant duo of Disclosure were also on board to offer their insight.
The airline staff weren't being drunk, rowdy or disorderly. They just didn't like each other.
The brilliant duo in Disclosure were also on the flight and they also made their feelings known via Twitter.
Fucking @easyJet 🖕🏼 2 of the cabin crew have a fight and the whole flight has to wait on the tarmac to unload them and get new ones. Insane!
— Disclosure (@disclosure) August 24, 2016
Hi, the safety of our psgrs is easyJet’s highest priority and to deliver, our cabin crew need to be able to work as a team. Tuli
— easyJet (@easyJet) August 24, 2016
maybe don't hire ones who have fights on the plane then!
— Disclosure (@disclosure) August 24, 2016
In a statement made to Mashable, easyJET confirmed that there was indEed an altercation between their two members of staff. "easyJet can confirm that flight EZY835 from London Gatwick to Belfast returned to stand to replace two crew members following a verbal disagreement between them.
“The safety and welfare of our passengers and crew is easyJET highest priority and in order to deliver this easyJet’s cabin crew need to be able to work as a team.
“We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused by the resulting delay. The flight has now continued to Belfast”
