A FAMILY travelling with their child have been slammed by passengers after they were caught using the plane seat as a changing table for his dirty nappy.
They also let the boy pee in a bottle, before leaving the wipes in the plane seat pocket.
The family were travelling from Dunedin to Auckland on Jetstar flight JQ284 last week with their child, who appeared to be around four years old.
A passenger, who wished to remain anonymous, explained what happened to the New Zealand Herald.
He said: "This kid s**t himself, so they got him naked and started to change him across from us."
Flight attendants told the family they couldn't use the seat as a changing table and that there was one in the toilet, but the family continued to ignore them.
The passenger added that later in the flight, the boy was told by his grandmother to "p**s in a bottle".
Even worse, they then stuffed the tissues that they used to clean the bottle into the pocket of the seat in front of them.
He said: "It was pretty rough for the passengers, the whole cabin smelt like a toilet."
Despite other passengers complaining, the airline said they were unable to compensate them.
The anonymous traveller added that he was "refused a refund" for the flights as the airline do not issue refunds for "things like that".
A Jetstar spokesperson told Sun Online Travel: "We’re sorry to hear that the customers were unhappy with their on board experience.
"For hygiene reasons and the comfort of all our customers we encourage families travelling with infants and young children to use the change table facilities in our toilets on board our A320 aircraft to change nappies.
"Rubbish bins are provided in the toilets on all our aircraft for the disposal of soiled nappies."
Last month, a Jetstar passenger accused the airline of "publicly shaming her" after she was told to put her child's dirty nappy on the floor of a plane due to a lack of bins.
Another passenger was caught letting her child use the potty in the aisle of a plane, much to the disgust of other travellers.
A bag of wee was once left on a plane, with passengers slamming the gross traveller.
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