Headphones explode in ears of a passenger on flight
BBC – Australian authorities have warned about the dangers of using battery-powered devices on flights after a woman’s headphones caught fire.
The woman was dozing on a flight from Beijing to Melbourne when she was woken by the sound of an explosion.
She tore the headphones off to find them sparking, catching fire and beginning to melt.
The explosion and fire left her with a blackened face and blisters on her hands.
The passenger, who has not been named, told the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) she was listening to music when the explosion occurred.
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