On Saturday 9th March my wife and I flew form Perth to Adelaide on the Jetstar flight JQ975 of 3:55 p.m. We sat on 3E and 3F. My wife was sited on the window side while I was on the middle seat. On the left, next to me, was a gentleman who coughed all the way to Adelaide without ever putting his hand or a handkerchief in front of his mouth. I said to my wife that this coughing man was worrying me - how right my worries were! By Tuesday 11th March, I had a sore throat, a runny nose and a horrible cough. Ten days later and I still have a runny nose – however less – and cough that doesn’t want to go away. My wife, on the other hand, has been in bed for the last two days and I believe she’s blaming me for her cold – instead of the man who sat next to me from Perth to Adelaide.
Why I am writing this?
Well, I hope that someone from Jetstar reads this and sees the need to find a way to explain to “some savages” who board Jetstar planes that: USING A TISSUE OR A BARE HAND IN FRONT OF YOUR MOUTH WHEN COUGHING OR SNEEZING IS A CIVILISED JESTURE THAT COULD HELP CONTAIN THE SPREADING OF YOUR HILLNESS TO OTHER PEOPLE.
Comments
Hardly worth a complaint on
Hardly worth a complaint on this site, nothing to do with Jetstar. This sort of thing can happen anywhere and it's not really up to Jetstar to teach people common manners. You should have taken some initiative and said something yourself.