Spirit Airlines Flight Cancels Landing After Being Hit By Gunfire
Yeah, that was probably a good idea.
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but things in Haiti are pretty bad right now. Currently, the U.S. has a travel advisory against the country, saying that those who travel there are risking “kidnapping, crime, civil unrest and limited health care” (gotta be honest, that last one doesn’t seem as bad as the first three).
But when has safety stopped Spirit Airlines?
Yesterday, a Spirit Airlines flight was attempting to land in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, when it got hit by gunfire, blowing small holes in the plane and causing minor injuries to a crew member.
Seeing this, the plane decided to *not* land in the place that just shot at it, and instead diverted to Santiago in the Dominican Republic. The airline said it would be temporarily suspending flights to the country and, upon hearing this news, JetBlue announced that it too had been hit by gunfire and that it would be suspending flights.
Good move!
#BREAKING: A Spirit Airlines flight has been forced to abort a landing at Port-au-Prince airport after being struck by gunfire
— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) November 11, 2024
#Haiti | #Caribbean
Earlier this afternoon, Spirit Airlines flight N966NK was struck by several rounds of gunfire while attempting to land in… pic.twitter.com/5oiDPe3KYP
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