Woman pretends to be a flight attendant and boards Batik Air plane on the Palembang–Jakarta route

Jakarta, Thekabarnews.com – An unexpected event has gotten a lot of attention in Indonesia’s aviation industry. A lady named Khairun Nisya was able to board a Batik Air plane on the Palembang–Jakarta route by pretending to be a flight attendant. She did the trick even though she did not have any formal credentials or professional qualifications.

A video that spread swiftly on social media showed Khairun Nisya donning what looked like a cabin crew outfit. She was strolling confidently among airline officials. 

The video made the incident go viral right away. Observers said her calm demeanor and ability to blend in allowed her to pass airport procedures. This enabled her to board the aircraft without authorities recognizing her as an unauthorized individual.

The occurrence caused a lot of worry among the general public. Especially concerning was that it happened in a restricted departure area. Authorities are expected to implement strict security measures and conduct thorough identity checks at the location. 

Many people on social media questioned how someone who did not have official permission could get past security checks and get on a plane. This raised concerns about possible weaknesses in airport security procedures.

People also questioned the airline and airport authorities, demanding accountability and a thorough review of their current standard operating procedures. Online users expressed concern about the potential dangers of such incidents. In addition, they urged immediate action to prevent a recurrence.

She apologized what she did wrong

As the uproar grew, Khairun Nisya apologized in public and said that what she did was wrong. She said she did not mean to hurt anyone. Her choice was based on bad personal judgment. She said in her statement that she was ready to face any legal penalties that came from the incident.

People had different reactions to the apology. Some people welcomed her willingness to take responsibility and apologize publicly. Others stressed that the incident was serious and potentially dangerous. 

Critics asserted the need for robust follow-up activities. This is necessary to ensure aviation security and maintain public trust in Indonesia’s air transportation system.