Summary
- Australian airline Qantas cancelled a return flight between Rome and Perth after reports of bedbugs aboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner caused concern among passengers and prompted the aircraft to undergo a deep cleaning.
- The incident reportedly occurred on Qantas flight QF5 which operates the long-haul route between Perth and Rome.
- Qantas said it had taken steps to address the problem through specialised cleaning and alternative travel arrangements.
AI Generated Summary
Australian airline Qantas cancelled a return flight between Rome and Perth after reports of bedbugs aboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner caused concern among passengers and prompted the aircraft to undergo a deep cleaning.
The incident reportedly occurred on Qantas flight QF5 which operates the long-haul route between Perth and Rome. Some passengers complained that bedbugs were present in the aircraft’s economy-class cabin with several reportedly claiming they had been bitten during the journey.








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