FlyCemAir Issues Statement Addressing Drama Between TV Presenter Shamiso and Cabin Crew

FlyCemAir Issues Statement Addressing Drama Between TV Presenter Shamiso and Cabin Crew

  • FlyCemAir has finally sent out a statement addressing the viral incident involving Shamiso and the cabin crew
  • The South African Police Services officials had to be involved, and they proceeded to remove the TV presenter from the flight
  • The airline claimed that the flight was delayed by 90 minutes as a result of the drama that ensued

FlyCemAir has issued a statement telling their side of the story in the fight between TV presenter Shamiso and the cabin crew.

FlyCemAir has addressed the incident with Shamiso.
FlyCemAir is adamant that TV Presenter Shamiso was in the wrong. Image: @shamiso
Source: Instagram

Airline points fingers at Shamiso

FlyCemAir has, in their statement, accused Shamiso of being unruly and abusive towards the cabin crew. They addressed the viral incident which occurred on Sunday, 17 March involving the TV presenter.

This occurred on flight 5Z 0329 from Durban to Johannesburg, where the airline claimed that they were delayed by 90 minutes because of the incident. The airline claimed Shamiso arrived late and was rude to the cabin crew.

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“When the cabin crew member determined that she was unable to reason with the passenger, she informed the captain. The captain shut down the already running engines and attempted to persuade the passenger to comply with the safety regulations onboard the aircraft."

Shamiso was removed from airline by SAPS

The South African Police Services officials had to be involved after the captain failed to contain the situation.

“When the captain could not reason with the passenger either, the matter was handed over to the South African Police Service and the passenger was removed from the aircraft.
“Whilst under police escort from the aircraft the passenger freed herself and attempted to gain access to the aircraft flight deck. This is a serious offence.”

SA angered by the statement

Despite efforts to clear their name, FlyCemAir has gained another bad reputation, and people are still adamant about boycotting them.

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@dramadelinquent:

"This seems like a huge lie."

@mashoto_:

"Let’s continue to report them on hello peeter guys."

@AndyChocol8:

"This is not how you write a PRESS/MEDIA RELEASE. Very UNPROFESSIONAL!"

@Puseletso17:

"There is a video and eye witnesses that contradicts this. This statements on its own says a lot about your integrity as an organisation and how little you think of your clients."

TikTokker laughs at small plane in Soshanguve

In a previous report from Briefly News, a TikTok video featuring a man's hilarious commentary on an aeroplane in Soshanguve went viral.

Viewers were amused by the footage and debated whether the small plane was real or if it served other purposes than flying.

Laughter erupted in the comments section as netizens exchanged airline-related jokes about the plane.

Source: Briefly News

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za