Passengers Ignore Crying Little Boy until a Woman Finds Out He Boarded the Wrong Plane — Story of the Day

A young boy got lost at the airport and started to cry after realizing his mistake on the plane, but nobody paid him any attention until a woman took action.

Lucas Adam was a kid of eight years when he was told by his mother Evelyn that they would be joining the external family for a day out at a resort.

It was a great opportunity for Lucas, who had only rarely seen other family members. The call to attend the outing was sent out by Lucas’ mother, Evelyn.

Several siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, and grandparents were invited, and nobody said no, not when Evelyn revealed the vacation location to be Universal Orlando Resort.

Everyone was looking forward to the trip, and they all made adequate preparations for it. Lucas was even more restless because of his anticipation, but he became very worried on the day of departure.

To hide that, he ran circles around his family while talking about the things he would like to see and things he had to see. The noisy chatter that had started that morning quickly tired Lucas’ family out as they all sat in the van taking them to the airport.

They fervently prayed that he would pipe down, but Evelyn had to resort to threats several times to keep him quiet when he didn’t.

After a long drive, the whole family arrived at the airport and moved to the plane boarding zone. There they met a sea of people trying to get to different places too.

In the chaos, Lucas made the mistake of letting go of his mom’s hand, and he was swallowed up by the throng of people. When he realized he was lost, he hesitated a bit before panicking, and he immediately saw his family moving towards a plane entrance. Ashamed that he had gotten lost, Lucas kept quiet and rejoined them without a sound.

The air hostess checking people in thought Lucas was with the family she had just waved in, so she let him in too. After finding a comfortable seat, Lucas started looking around for his family.

It was not enough to make him worry because it was not his first time on a plane. He knew that they could have been assigned seats anywhere in the plane.

He was more than happy that he got a window seat,...