Jakarta –
Indonesian citizen named Muhammad John Jaiz Boudewijn (48) is said to have caused problems in Indonesia Turkish Airlines. John’s colleague Supri Abu said John was furious because he saw and was licked by a dog on the plane.
Supri Abu explained that at the time of the accident, John wanted to perform the dawn prayer. At that moment John gave permission for the flight crew to go to the back of the cabin to pray.
“Firstly, he was from a flight from Turkey to Jakarta. At that time he was praying at dawn, yes, the weather was a little bad. So when the shift belt was opened, the passengers could go back. It’s returned to perform the dawn prayer, “Supri said at a meeting. print in South Tangerang, Thursday (13/10/2022).
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After the prayer, John who was about to return to his seat saw another passenger wearing a blanket and looking weird. When John checked, there was a dog under the passenger. The dog jumped up and licked John’s pants.
“From behind, of course, when at seat 13 (John) he saw something strange, yes. There was a passenger who opened a blanket, and it turned out that under it he saw a dog. The dog was suddenly surprised because it was really dark, he jumped and licked it, “he said.
Supri explained that John, who was also a member of the flight crew, knew there were rules for not bringing animals into the plane’s cabin. For this, John asked the flight crew for clarification as to why there were passengers with dogs.
“He (John) is a devout Muslim, he is a devout Muslim, so he always keeps his ablution. So obviously, people like this are obviously very emotional, very disturbed by such conditions (there was a dog on the plane), so they asked the flight crew for clarification, “Supri said.
John protested loudly to the flight crew. This is because he got excited when he found a dog on the plane.
“That’s why he wanted to know what the procedure was to get rid of (the dog) on the plane. Besides, he also thought it was a Turkish plane, which of course for Muslims, if there was a dog there, of course his views they would be different, ”Supri said.
After complaining to the flight crew, John returned to his seat with a cup of coffee. But as he walked he stumbled and the coffee he was carrying splashed on the other passengers. John also apologized for the incident.
“As soon as he sat back in his seat, his leg was tripped by another passenger, so coincidentally holding the coffee, the coffee spilled (splashed) on several other passengers. He already apologized, but still wanted to ask for the procedure (on the ban on bringing dogs), “Supri said.
For spilling coffee on the other passengers, John is reprimanded by the flight crew and an argument ensues. Eventually John took the first shot.
“There could have been a pretty noisy conversation with the flight crew, yes, and so it could have led to a noisy argument and led to the victim (John) being beaten first,” Supri said.
At that time, John was also attacked by other passengers. John’s hands were also tied because they were considered to be fighting. In fact, Supri said, John was just defending himself.
“He was tied up, after being beaten, maybe there were videos circulating where he actually defended himself for a beating, of course, of all kinds,” he concluded.
Lion Air Group employees
Muhammad John Jaiz Boudewijn, a passenger on a Turkish Airlines flight, was dropped off at Kualanamu Medan airport on suspicion of being drunk and causing trouble on the plane. Investigating, Muhammad John Jaiz Boudewijn turned out to be an employee of the Lion Air Group.
“The male passenger with the initials MJ (48) is actually an employee of the Lion Air Group,” said Danang Mandala Prihantoro, in a statement to reporters, Wednesday (10/12/2022) for the Lion Group’s corporate communications. Air, Danang Mandala Prihantoro.
Danang said Muhammad John Jaiz Boudewijn was not currently on duty. Muhammad John Jaiz Boudweijn was traveling for personal use.
“That the passenger in question (the person concerned) is not in a duty position in the interest of the profession and the company, in this case he is traveling for personal reasons (on leave),” he said.
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