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Woman fell asleep on an Air Canada flight and awoke to find herself alone on the plane


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Most people know that flying can be scary, but it turns out simply sitting in a stationary plane at the airport can be a nightmare, too. 

We know this thanks to Facebook user Deanna Noel-Dale‎, who shared a post to Air Canada's page on Wednesday on behalf of her friend, Tiffani Adams. The post detailed a terrifying experience that Adams had after she fell asleep on an Air Canada flight and woke up hours later to find that the plane had landed and she was the only person left onboard.

Apparently, Adams had a row to herself on a flight from Quebec to Toronto that was about a quarter of the way full. She got comfortable and fell asleep less than halfway through the hour-and-a-half flight, only to wake up around midnight, freezing cold and on a pitch black plane. That's when she realized everyone had deplaned without waking her. Read more...

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