Robertito Funes Ugarte
did not hide his discomfort this Thursday morning after
spending almost three hours “locked in a plane on the Aeroparque runway
,” from which he could not get off due to the yellow alert that was in effect over the City of Buenos Aires, his surroundings and also in other regions of the country.
According to the journalist and host of
The Night of the Exes of Big Brother
, it remained on JetSmart flight 3073, which came from Mendoza, despite the fact that a group of passengers, among whom he was not included, “went down the stairs and It was possible to get on the bus” destined for the transfer to the arrivals area.
That was, at least, what Funes Ugarte expressed through his social networks, where
he compared the situation to “a horror movie”
and pointed out Intercargo, the state company that provides ramp service and assists airlines in the moment of landing and until takeoff of the planes.
“They won't let us go down, I don't know why.
It's all a shame
,” said the television host.
Furthermore, he pointed out: “We are prisoners here and we can't do anything.
We depend on these people.
Horror".
Funes Ugarte also commented that
a passenger began to feel bad
after spending all that time on the aircraft.
“The doctor came,” she reported after focusing her phone on the woman and a group of people who were near the door of the plane, in front of him.
Minutes after that publication he made in X, he used the same social network to raise the tone of his complaint, almost in a denunciatory tone.
“The @ANACargentina @ aa2000oficial @intercargoARG @EANAoficial has been keeping a full passenger plane on the #airpark runway for '3 hours now',” she wrote.
"They do not give explanations and we are still detained,
a group was already able to leave, others are here
, unable to move and without any response," he concluded.
Finally, in an Instagram story, he confirmed that they had been authorized to descend “at 3 in the morning, having landed at Aeroparque at 0:15 on Thursday.”
“Spielberg has a feast,” she ironically said.
Previously, on that social network, Funes Ugarte where he gave an account of the “terror” he felt at the time of landing, due to the adverse weather conditions.
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Funes Ugarte gave an account of the “terror” he felt at the time of landing, in the midst of adverse weather conditions.
In the early hours of this Thursday,
a yellow alert
issued by the National Meteorological Service was in effect over the City of Buenos Aires, warning of possible storms over the area, some locally strong.
In its report, the agency also predicted intense gusts, significant electrical activity, occasional hail and mainly abundant short-term falls of water, with estimated values of accumulated precipitation of between 30 and 70 millimeters.
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