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UNBELIEVABLE: Easyjet offers passengers 544 to get off overweight plane - The Untold Story

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An EasyJet aircraft. Passengers on EasyJet Flight EZY3364 from the Canary Islands to Liverpool, England were asked to get off a plane because it was too heavy. (David Mark from Pixabay)

An EasyJet flight requested some 20 passengers to deboard a plane, providing an incentive of up to $544 for those who chose to disembark and opt for a subsequent flight.

Passengers on Flight EZY3364 from the Canary Islands to Liverpool, England were asked to get off a plane because it was too heavy.

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