A police spokesperson said the passenger had his head ajar and his eyes closed
"Ajar?" LOL. I think the writer meant to write "aslant."
If you all really knew the stats of how many people die in flight, you'd be looking around each time you board a plane.
Deaths are pretty common aboard aircraft, especially long haul flights.
Died of "corona" i.e., poison gene therapy effects. Not "side" effects, because they're intended.
That's pretty good if the head was still within the assigned seat space. Or did someone let the dead head rest on their shoulder the entire flight?
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