Man who is forced to sit next to corpses for hours after the passenger died on the long -haul flight

When Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Colin saw spare seats on their flight from Melbourne to Doha, they thought they were lucky.

But a dream trip to Venice quickly turned into a nightmare when a passenger died in the air.

The crew decided to put the dead passenger’s body for the remaining four hours of the flight in the ring and Colins series.

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The couple said they were traumatized by the incident, who developed when a woman went out of the bathroom and collapsed next to her row.

“Unfortunately, the lady could not be saved, which was pretty heartbreaking,” said Ring.

“They tried to roll them towards Business Class, but she was a fairly tall woman and they couldn’t bring her through the corridor.

“They looked a bit frustrated, then they just looked at me and saw that seats next to me were available, my wife was on the other side, we were in a row of four.

“You said: ‘Can you please move?’ And I just said: ‘Yes, no problem’.

“Then they put the lady in the chair I was on.”

The couple claims that the cabin crew had not offered them any other seat to which a passenger in the row had to be moved behind them, but offered a replacement seat to the nervous flyer colin.

“There were a few replacement seats that I could see around us,” said Ring.

Ring spent the remaining hours of the flight in the same row as the body and said that he was instructed to stay sitting, as medical crews covered that covered the body after the plane had landed.

“I can’t believe that we should have told us that we should stay … it wasn’t nice,” he said.

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The couple said no support from Qatar Airways.

“You have a duty of care towards your customers and your employees. We should be contacted to ensure that you need support, you need advice,” said Ring.

“I don’t really know how I feel and want to talk to someone to make sure I am fine.”

Colin said the couple now trying to make the best of his Italian vacation in her life.

“I’m trying to make the best of a fairly tough situation, but we know that we are on vacation, so let’s really try to have a good time,” she said.

Since a current matter has spoken to the couple, Qatar Airways says that she is being examined in the situation.

Qantas, through which the couple booked the flight, said he would speak directly to the couple.

“Ms. Colin booked tickets through Qantas and traveled with Qatar Airways, a OneWorld Alliance carrier,” said a spokesman.

“The process of dealing with incidents on board such a aircraft is managed by the operational airline, in this case Qatar Airways.”

In a statement, Qatar Airways announced that it was about contacting affected passengers.

“First and foremost, our thoughts with the family of the passenger who died sadly on board our flight,” said a spokesman for Qatar Airways.

“We apologize for any inconvenience or burdens that this incident may have caused, and are there to contact the passengers in harmony with our guidelines and procedures.”