Passengers turn IndiGo flight into 'local train' with unruly behaviour, video viral


Daijiworld Media Network - New Delhi

New Delhi, Oct 8: Passengers on an airborne IndiGo flight have sparked widespread outrage after a video showing them wandering the aisles, sharing food, and chatting went viral on social media. The video, shared on Instagram by Neeraj Priyanka Chaudhary, led many netizens to slam the passengers for turning the flight into a "local train."

The incident occurred on a flight travelling from Krabi in Thailand to New Delhi. The viral footage shows several passengers standing in the aisle near the front rows, leaning on seats, and chatting with relatives. Some were also seen freely passing food items to each other across the aisle.

According to Neeraj's post, two cabin crew members repeatedly requested the passengers to return to their seats, but the group blatantly ignored the instructions and continued to move around the aircraft cabin.

The unruly passengers, reportedly seated in the first and fifth rows, caused a significant disturbance to fellow flyers by walking around and talking loudly. Despite announcements to fasten seatbelts due to potential turbulence, the group refused to sit down. Expressing his displeasure over the incident, Neeraj stated that flight passengers must possess at least a basic level of civic sense.

 

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