Cabin crew member claims they found a severed snake head in an in-flight meal on Turkish airline, report says

Cabin crew member claims they found a severed snake head in an in-flight meal on Turkish airline, report says

A cabin crew member onboard a SunExpress flight claimed they discovered a severed snake head inside their meal, Turkish online news publication reported. The crew member was onboard a flight from Ankara, Turkey, to Düsseldorf, Germany, when they found the reptile's body part, according to Gazete Duvar. A video which appears to show the snake head in the meal was uploaded onto Gazete Duvar's page. Gazete Duvar reported that Sancak Inflight, an airline services company that offers catering, provided this meal along with others to SunExpress, which is co-owned by Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines. Sancak Inflight's said its customers include Qatar Airways, Malaysia Airlines, and easyJet. Snails and mould have also appeared in meals onboard SunExpress flights, per Gazete Duvar. SunExpress and Sancak Inflight did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment made outside of normal working hours. In a to Turkish news site Bolge Gundem, SunExpress said: "The allegations and shares in the press regarding in-flight food service are absolutely unacceptable and a detailed investigation has been initiated on the subject." The airline : "Until the research process in question is concluded, all preventive measures and actions, including stopping the supply of the relevant product, have been taken