New Delhi:- An overweight British Airways passenger has been removed from a first class seat after being stuck for three hours on a plane at Heathrow. The man discovered he couldn't get up after a 6.5-hour flight that landed before 5am on Saturday and the crew members of the British Airways flight couldn't help him, either. 

Emergency services were called, they pulled the door open and eventually freed the passenger with a winch.

A BA insider said the passenger was mortified, particularly as the seat in the £7,000 flat he was sitting in was the most spacious available.

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The insider also told The Sun: “It was a shame for him, especially when a cabin door had to be removed. "It sounds funny, but in reality, people feel sorry for him."

They added that hundreds of unbelievable passengers watched crew members do all they could to help calm the man down.

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Passengers flew into Heathrow from Nigeria in seat 1A, which is often the most coveted seat on the plane and costs £7,000 but comes with fine food and wine.

A technical note seen by The Sun said: 'A volume passenger is stuck in seat 1A. The plan was to remove the door from the suite and use a crane to push it out of the chair. 

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The man who travelled with a great luxury space by paying for the most prestigious suite in the plane got stuck and couldn’t get up and out of the seat. After a long time some engineers noticed someone in the plane seat and got him out safely.