Rats found in QF 767 cabin

[Nigelinoz]

I'm surprised that nobody has suggested that they were planted there by either No news or Virgin as a way to discredit QF.:mrgreen::mrgreen:
Cheers
N'oz

 

[david-au-2000]

I liked the tweet from Qantas on this - they confirmed 'baby rats' were found and assured us that 'this is not a usual occurrence.' Don't know what's funnier, their qualification that these were baby rats (oh, how cute!) or that rats in the galley is not a usual occurrence, for those who thought it might actually be something that happens all the time.

 

[BAM1748]

Wonder what they have been eating while there - the wiring, :shock:

 

[haydensydney]

I'm somewhat grossed out about this.... revolting

 

[eastwest101]

I'm somewhat grossed out about this.... revolting

With the record rainfall in eastern Australia it is well known that there is a rat and mice plaugue at the moment - they get everywhere and anywhere. So not too surprising. I was on an older B737 DJ aircraft flight a few months ago and swore that I say a fast little grey shadow out the corner of my eye down the back on one particular flight as we boarded.

 

[mannej]

I'm somewhat grossed out about this.... revolting

Sometimes it is best not to know. The WA Health Department releases a list once a year of restaurants that are the worst performing hygiene wise. It is not pleasant reading!