Pop singer Katy Perry praises Air Canada staff after she says she witnessed a medical emergency onboard a flight. According to Global News (Canada) and the Daily Mail, Perry wrote on social media about her experience while traveling from Montreal to Los Angeles. She credits the crew with responding quickly and treating passengers with care. Global News reports that she says the medical situation is resolved on the flight and that everyone leaves the aircraft ok. The Daily Mail adds that Perry specifically highlighted the crew’s “quick action” and “consideration” in her post, published on Saturday evening. Her comment includes a message to Air Canada thanking the airline. While the reports mention Perry’s personal connection to Canada’s politics by noting she is dating former prime minister Justin Trudeau, the core event described across outlets is her public acknowledgement of the airline crew’s handling of the in-flight medical incident and that the situation ends without reported injury.
Katy Perry thanks Air Canada crew after witnessing medical emergency on flight
Pop singer Katy Perry praises Air Canada staff after she says she witnessed a medical emergency onboard a flight. According to Global News (Canada) and the Daily Mail, Perry wrote on social media abou...
- Katy Perry says she witnessed a medical emergency on an Air Canada flight.
- She is traveling from Montreal to Los Angeles, according to the reports.
- Perry publicly thanks the Air Canada crew for quick action and consideration.
- Reports say the medical situation is resolved and everyone leaves the flight ok.
- Perry posts the comments on social media on Saturday evening.
'The medical situation was resolved on the flight and everyone left ok. Good for you @AirCanada,' the pop star wrote about her flight from Montreal to Los Angeles.
3 months agoPerry, 41, who is dating Canada's former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, applauded the staff's 'quick action' and 'consideration' in a tweet posted Saturday evening.
3 months agoPerry, 41, who is dating Canada's former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, applauded the staff's 'quick action' and 'consideration' in a tweet posted Saturday evening.
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