A member of the British Airways crew was found dead in his room in San Francisco, the hotel during a flight between flights this week, according to reports.
A male crew member was found dead in his bed at the hotel after his colleagues stated that he had failed to appear on a return trip to the United Kingdom on Thursday, Sun newspaper reported.
Then the hotel staff found a dead crew in his room, as it may have been for up to two days, according to the standards.
According to what was reported, the man's colleagues were very upset after learning the news, and the 284 Bachelor's flight was canceled on April 17 from San Francisco International Airport to London Heathrow.
A source told The Sun: “There was no way to practice the trip from San Francisco. The employees were in absolute parts of the sudden loss of their friend.”
The crew member verified the hotel on Tuesday after he worked on a trip from Heathrow, but he failed to appear on the return trip on Thursday.
The pilots who have already arrived at the airport before the flight and then returned to the hotel to support their colleagues.
The impact of the cancellation on up to 850 passengers. While the airline refused to provide travelers with an interpretation, it tried to obtain passengers affected in hotels.
The source added: “Steward was a famous member of the team, and this came as a blue color.” “The dark reality is that he might have died in his bed for some time.”
British Airways confirmed that the man was a member of their crew, where he wrote in a statement, “Our thoughts and condolences with the family and friends of our colleague at this difficult time.”
The authorities did not share the cause of death or any other information about the crew member.
