A Saudi Airlines cabin manager died onboard a Jeddah-to-London flight
Cabin manager Mohsen bin Saeed Alzahrani of Saudi Arabian Airlines tragically passed away on Thursday, June 26, while working on flight SV119 from Jeddah to London. The airline has made the announcement public. Trending: Saudi Arabia grants 30-day grace period for extending expired visit visas for their final departure
In the middle of the flight, Alzahrani experienced a major medical emergency. He was declared dead upon landing at Cairo International Airport, despite an immediate and expert response by the crew and medical staff on board.
The national airline Saudia described Alzahrani's death as a devastating loss of one of its most devoted employees.
The honesty, work ethic, and high moral standards shown by Alzahrani were greatly recognized by his colleagues, who praised him as a model of dedication and professionalism.
Details for the body's repatriation are being finalized at the moment by Saudia in conjunction with the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Egypt. Most Viewed: A new metro station opened on the Orange Line of Riyadh Metro
Thanks to the flight crew's remarkable professionalism and ability to remain cool in the face of hardship, the airline was able to convey its deepest appreciation and continue the flight. Also, Saudia expressed her gratitude to everyone on board for bearing with her and helping her through the crisis.
According to the airline, "Saudia remains fully committed to supporting his loved ones and all those affected by this profound loss." They also expressed their deepest sympathies to Alzahrani's colleagues, friends, and family. See Also: No more vegetables, fruits, dates, meat, and tobacco in baqalas of Saudi Arabia
A Saudi Airlines cabin manager died onboard a Jeddah-to-London flight. Saudi-Expatriates.com