British Airways has apologized to a Canadian family after they were bitten by bed bugs on an overnight flight, BBC reported.
Heather Szilagyi was flying from Vancouver to London with her eight-year-old daughter and fiancé earlier this month, CTV reported.
After spotting the bugs, Ms Szilagvi complained to the flight attendant but was told she could not change seats.
She said she and her daughter woke up the next morning covered in bug bites.
British Airways offered an apology to the family.
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Source: BBC
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