BA were forced to remove a plane after bed bugs were
found.Staff were
alerted to the problem during a flight from the US to Heathrow last week.
The aircraft was removed from service and a
specialist team treated it.A BA spokeswoman said two bed bugs were found and an
investigation has been launched.
She told Metro.co.uk: ‘Whenever any report of bed
bugs is received, we launch a thorough investigation and, if appropriate,
remove the aircraft from service and use specialist teams to treat it.
‘The presence of bed bugs is an issue faced
occasionally by hotels and airlines all over the world.
‘British Airways operates more than 280,000 flights
every year, and reports of bed bugs on board are extremely rare.
‘Nevertheless, we are vigilant about the issue and
continually monitor our aircraft.’
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