- Fellow passengers snapped the woman pulling the child's pants down
- Large wet patch visible on the floor after the child allowed to urinate
- It allegedly happened on an Air China flight from Zhengzhou to Beijing
These photos show the shocking moment a woman allegedly allowed her granddaughter to urinate on the floor under her seat on a plane.
Passengers on a domestic flight in China, just minutes from landing, were shocked to hear the girl taking the unscheduled toilet break, assisted by her grandmother.
The shocking incident is said to have occurred on Air China flight CA1332 from Zhengzhou, capital of Central China's Henan Province, as it made its approach to land in the Chinese capital Beijing.
This was the moment a granddmother allegedly held the child so she could urinate on the floor of the plane
A wet patch is clearly visible on the cabin carpet after the child was allowed to take a toilet break
One of the witnesses of the horrifying incident, who identified themselves through their username @kaifenggaocaisheng on social media platform Sina Weibo, said they were about to land when the girl announced her need to use the toilet.
Reports suggested that the grandmother was unable to take the girl to the toilets as the flight was approaching the runway, but instead of asking the girl to be patient, she pulled down the girl's trousers and allowed her to urinate on the spot.
Passengers took to social media to share photos and discuss the incident that took place on an Air China flight
The act could apparently be heard by other passengers.
When they criticised the grandmother she 'remained shameless' and 'gave death stares to those who objected to her behaviour', according to news agency CEN.
While Air China has not commented on the matter, the grandmother and her young granddaughter seem to have walked away from the incident without even being fined, as pictures show the pair leaving the airport terminal in Beijing.
It is unclear whether Chinese aviation authorities will at least publicly denounce the behaviour, but people on social media platforms have already voiced their dissatisfaction at the growing list of embarrassing behaviours exhibited by their own countrymen.
They have called for strong education among the older general public, but believe tougher fines may be the way forward in the short-term to stamp out the poor and uncivilised behaviour.
The woman and her granddaughter where later snapped leaving the airport, apparently facing no recriminations for the action
Last year, to crack down on bad behaviour, the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) announced that provincial and national authorities will be in touch with unruly citizens.
According to China People's Daily, bad behaviour includes: disorder on public transportation－including flights－damaging public facilities or historical relics, ignoring social customs at tourism destinations, and becoming involved with gambling or prostitution.
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