![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/grieving-mum-slams-selfish-people-after-being-made-to-move-seats-on-a-flight/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/kpyxaj-woman-plane-suffer-airsick-435249844.jpg&description=A MUM has slammed the "most selfish people" she's ever met after she was forced to move seats on a plane on the day her father had died. Nama Winston had to cut her holiday with her son short after her father had been killed in car crash. A family wanted the row of three seats so they didn't have to put their baby on their lap (stock image)Credit: Getty The pair, who were from Sydney, had been in the Gold Coast and were planning a day of celebration for the Nama's birthday when she got the call breaking the news that meant they would have to change their plans. Nama told Kidspot: "My five-year-old and I were holidaying on the Gold Coast and had planned a big day of celebrating. "But my sister called with the worst news: overnight, our dad had been a passenger in a car crash with another vehicle at a major Adelaide intersection. He had died at the scene. "We flew home immediately, which is the only reason why we ended up on the same flight as some of the most selfish people I've ever encountered." Initially, Nama and her son had been placed on a special row of seats by Qantas staff, who often leave seats like that open in case of such an emergency. It was a row of three, which meant the pair could spread out and have some extra space, while flying back to be with their grieving relatives. However, when they boarded the plane, they ended up having to move, because of an "entitled family" with their baby. Nama explained: "I was relieved to be alone in a row with my son and I had not been able to stop crying. All day. "I always like to board a plane on time, and so we did. We settled in, my little one's face pressed against the window, me sitting in the middle seat telling him I was okay, through sobs. "And then just as the door was about to close, two adults with a baby stumbled onboard in a mad rush." The family made a fuss once they'd got on the plane and asked the flight attendants to switch the two seats they had booked with the row of three where Nama and her son){kind=link}
A MUM has slammed the “most selfish people” she’s ever met after she was forced to move seats on a plane on the day her father had died.
Nama Winston had to cut her holiday with her son short after her father had been killed in car crash.
The pair, who were from Sydney, had been in the Gold Coast and were planning a day of celebration for the Nama’s birthday when she got the call breaking the news that meant they would have to change their plans.
Nama told Kidspot: “My five-year-old and I were holidaying on the Gold Coast and had planned a big day of celebrating.
“But my sister called with the worst news: overnight, our dad had been a passenger in a car crash with another vehicle at a major Adelaide intersection. He had died at the scene.