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An Air New Zealand plane file image. Photo: RF. A passenger who was burnt after a full coffee pot was poured onto her when turbulence hit says there was nothing she could do because she was "strapped in". A crew member and passenger Suze, who only wants to use her first name, received moderate injuries after flight NZ from Wellington to Queenstown on Sunday afternoon.
Suze said they'd been told to expect some bumps, which was pretty typical for a flight into Queenstown. They were about 15 minutes into the flight when the plane jolted during tea service, causing cabin crew to hit the deck. The trolley was jostling around in the aisle and the coffee pot lids came off, pouring hot coffee onto her.
You're strapped in, you want to stay strapped in, there could be more turbulence and then you've got to deal with the level of burns you've just received," she said. Suze said fortunately for her, a paramedic was sitting in the row behind and helped her for the rest of the flight.
She wanted Air New Zealand to reconsider serving hot drinks on short flights and improve the lids on their coffee pots. Another passenger on the flight told Central Otago media outlet Crux that a crew member said the intense turbulence was the worst she had experienced in her career. Air New Zealand said crew were trained to respond to such situations, and their procedures detail when passengers and crew are required to take their seats during different levels of turbulence.
