Iberia's flight was delayed after the pilot bite by the spider that crawled on the plane

An Iberia pilot was suspected in the middle of the spider bite in the middle of the flight, after being thought to crawl on the plane and delayed while the plane was forced to say.

The spider is thought to be on the plane during a stop in Casablanca, Morocco earlier the week before it continued to Spain. LA VOS de Galicia Reported

Part of the aircraft crews claimed that this is a criterion, though Iberia later said it could not confirm whether it is a spider or another.

Iberia Airbus A320 was flying between Düsseldorf in Germany and Barajasas Madrid airport on Friday, February 21, February 21.

After the plane arrived in the Spanish capital, the plane was forced to excavate and resulted in a three -hour delay in the operation.

The captain suffers with methyl prednisolone, commonly used to treat swelling, redness, itching and allergic reactions, as a preventive action and no reaction.

Iberia Airline said Independent That the pilot works well and continues with scheduled flights.

After leaving Casablanca on Tuesday, February 18, the spider visited European cities, including Brussels, Zurich and Toulouse, before arriving at Madrid and Düsseldorf.

The incident became famous only after the plane arrived in Madrid, leaving the flight to Vigo and reached its destination three hours later than it was anticipated.

Iberia confirmed that the aircraft was completely disinfected in Madrid and said the program had made the rest of its flight no problem.

Other spiders in the past have caused airline chaos. In a last year’s incident at Istanbul Airport, Turkish police arrested a man suspected of trying to smuggle hundreds of poisoned and scorpion spiders abroad.

Police discovered dozens of bags containing about 1,500 scorpions and spiders, including Tarantol.

The criteria have also shocked passengers in the middle of the flight, such as when a set of claws and a ghost of a muzzle appeared on a flight to Los Angeles in October.

Recently, in November, a Portuguese faucet aircraft landed four days after the 132 hamster and rebelled in the suitcase.

When airport staff at Ponta Delgada airport began to evacuate pet transport boxes from the aircraft, they realized that they were damaged and empty.

According to reports, the Portuguese TAP milk should be founded for safety reasons, while employees were trying to find all 132 hamsters.

A few days, the airport staff took to pay attention to all the hamsters that were hiding around the cargoes, while 16 others were caught on the fourth day.

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