Edison Chen's management clarifies actor's heated exchange with flight attendant


Photo: Edison Chen/Instagram

Actor Edison Chen (pic) has found himself in unwanted publicity after reports emerged that he was involved in an alleged dispute with a flight attendant during a recent commercial flight from Tokyo to New York.

According to entertainment site Dimsum Daily, the incident reportedly stemmed from a disagreement over disembarkation procedures, with the 44-year-old star allegedly telling the crew member, “Bring your complaint letter. I will get you fired.”

Chen's management, however, has since clarified the matter, explaining that after the plane had landed, the Infernal Affairs actor was retrieving his luggage when a passenger behind him began moving forward.

Chen reportedly said politely, “Could I please finish collecting my belongings first?”

According to his management, a flight attendant then intervened, saying that the other passenger could disembark first as he held the airline's Diamond status.

Chen, who is said to hold the same status, was left confused, prompting the misunderstanding.

His management added that Chen is currently in communication with the airline to resolve the matter.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Entertainment

‘Crazy Rich Asians’ to return as TV series with Michelle Yeoh, Constance Wu, Henry Golding reprising roles
Mia Goth files to divorce Shia LaBeouf after almost 10 years of marriage
Even the Pope thinks AI is getting a bit much
Chris Brown’s ex says he’s making death threats to men she dates
Syed Saddiq eagerly counts down hours to married life with Bella Astillah: 'A thousand moments led me to you'
HK actor Shawn Yue dines with ex-wife and children three months after announcing split
Barbie Hsu's husband and sister mark late screen star's birthday at her grave
Singapore Grand Prix entertainment may be curbed if haze worsens, FIA�says
Bollywood actor Nana Patekar dies at 75
Yusof Haslam calls for more funding and to review payment rates for TV productions in Budget 2027

Others Also Read