Swiss airline's Boeing 777 crew engaged in a dance on the wings of the aircraft has prompted inquiries into their behavior and the potential implications for safety.


Basel: Swiss International Air Lines has initiated an investigation into its crew members after a viral video showed them performing a unique "wings dance" on the plane's wings, leading to concerns about safety.
The incident involving the airplane crew of the Swiss airline's Boeing 777 performing a dance on the plane's wings has raised questions about their actions and their potential impact on safety.
The video, which has circulated widely, captures the crew members sequentially dancing on the wings of the aircraft and taking pictures during the process.
According to international media, the airline's management responded to the incident by expressing strong displeasure and initiated an investigation into the unorthodox behavior of the cabin crew members.
Sources reveal that the video was recorded earlier this month, prompting a stern reaction from the airline's management.
The airline's stance on the matter has been unequivocal, stating that such behavior is entirely unacceptable, and the video poses serious safety risks.
Reports suggest that a passenger waiting at the airport recorded the video of the cabin crew members' dance on the plane's wings as they were awaiting departure.
Moment air hostesses for #Swiss International Air Lines are caught on camera posing for selfies as they dance on wing of Boeing 777 in #BuenosAires, #Argentina pic.twitter.com/9lCwCrjVRA
— Hans Solo (@thandojo) August 27, 2023

Honor’s Magic 9 Pro Max has a big camera and a bigger battery
- 18 hours ago

Trump’s taxpayer-funded propaganda blitz
- 16 hours ago

This weather threat costs us billions. And it’s about to get worse.
- 16 hours ago

Global financial institutions express confidence in Pakistan's economic reforms
- a day ago

Control Resonant gets tough, but gives you the tools to deal with it
- 18 hours ago
.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Alkhidmat delegation attends UNIW 40th Council meeting in Malaysia
- 6 hours ago

Trump’s China reversal
- 16 hours ago

Muse sure looks a lot like OpenClaw
- 18 hours ago

Meta’s next VR device isn’t a headset — it’s glasses
- 18 hours ago

OpenAI agents hacked an Australian government website in search for data
- 18 hours ago

Saudi Arabia resumes Yanbu oil loading after pipeline restart
- a day ago

Where did all the vegan restaurants go?
- 7 hours ago












