Watch: Delta Air Line passengers hold up plane’s ceiling as it ‘caves in’

Passengers of a Delta Air Lines flight had been pressured to “hold up” the roof of the plane after the ceiling’s inside “suddenly caved in” throughout a journey final week from Atlanta to Chicago.
The incident occurred on April 14, in response to a report in New York Post.
Content creator Lucas Michael Payne, who mentioned his enterprise associate was on the flight, posted a video which confirmed a gaggle of male passengers extending their arms upwards to assist the aircraft’s indifferent high.
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“My business partner @tomwitschy was on a @delta flight from ATL to Chicago Monday when the roof of the plane collapsed. They were an hour outside of Chicago, had to go back to Atlanta.. wait for several hours before they deplaned and got on an airplane to get to Chicago,” Payne captioned the video on Instagram.
The flight attendants lastly managed to repair the collapsed ceiling by utilizing a duct tape, he acknowledged with outrage.
Slamming Delta, Payne mentioned the airline supplied 10,000 miles (roughly $120) to passengers for the inconvenience.
‘Panel was later affixed’: Delta
A Delta spokesperson advised the Post that the Boeing 717’s panel was “later affixed into place so customers did not have to manually hold it.” The spokesperson added there have been “no injuries” and travellers had been accommodated on various plane following a two-hour delay.
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“Delta thanks our clients for his or her persistence and cooperation. We apologize for the delay of their travels,” the consultant mentioned.