British Airways flight delayed 13 hours, allow the pilot to sleep

The passengers of British Airways flight from New Delhi to London were forced to stay in India for 13 hours because the pilot could not sleep in a hotel by the noise. Angry passengers got off the plane early Sunday when the pilot refused to fly and is required to give more time to sleep. "The team did not play well ... not everyone had a very restless night," - said Radhika kingdom, a spokesman for British Airways. The rules do not allow pilots to fly in such a situation. The passengers were accommodated in hotels, waiting for the team to get enough sleep. At the same time, due to lack of beds in hotels, many passengers had to share a room with strangers. After 13 hours, Flight 142 went to London. BBC