Drunk Man Urinates On Woman In Air India Business Class, the airline demands that he be placed on a 'no-fly' list

Digital Desk: In the most recent episode of flight misconduct, a man allegedly urinated on a female passenger in the business class of a US-Delhi Air India trip. He has been arrested, and a police report has been filed. According to news agency ANI, the incident occurred on November 26, 2022.

"Air India has formed an internal committee in this event and suggested that the male passenger be placed on the 'no-fly list,'" an Air India official told ANI. "The matter is under government committee and the decision is awaited."

 

This follows similar incidents that occurred in mid-air. A fight had already broken out between passengers on a Bangkok-Kolkata trip. The event was captured on film and quickly went viral. It showed two or three individuals punching another passenger following a verbal fight, while the cabin crew tried in vain to calm the furious passengers.

Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia announced that a police report had been filed against persons involved in a disturbance aboard a Thai Smile Airways flight from Bangkok to Kolkata. "A police complaint has been filed against those engaged in the brawl amongst passengers on a Thai Smile Airways flight. Such conduct is deplorable "Scindia stated in a tweet.

 The minister's remarks came shortly after the aviation security watchdog, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), requested a report from the relevant authorities on the in-flight brawl that occurred on a Thai Smile Airways Bangkok-Kolkata trip in Bangkok. BCAS requested a thorough report on the incident after a video of the incident went popular on social media, according to sources.

The video of the event, which occurred on December 26, shows two passengers fighting while crew members and other passengers tried to interfere.

Even before this, another popular video depicted a violent argument between an air hostess and a passenger over food. The video divided the internet, with many siding with the air hostess, claiming that certain passengers were rowdy with the cabin crew and that they should be dealt with appropriately by the personnel.