Azerbaijani Passengers Express Discontent Over Armenian Film Offered During Flight to Baku

Azerbaijani passengers flying on the Baku-Dubai-Baku route have expressed their dissatisfaction after reportedly being 'forced' to watch an Armenian film during the flight. The airline FlyDubai had offered them the film 'Spitak,' which recounts the story of the earthquake that struck Spitak in 1988.

Passengers on board described this as a provocation and insisted that if the airline continues such negligent behavior, they may consider abandoning the airline's services altogether.

In response to these xenophobic and Armenophobic comments, the airline stated that it has approximately 1,000 hours of video and films available on its servers. According to the airline, it does not select what to display based on the flight route; instead, it leaves that choice to the discretion of the passengers.