Air India urinating incidence: Facing backlash for the handling of the incident, Wilson in a statement said the airline could have handled the issue better and promised a robust reporting system of unruly behaviour and a system of reporting such incidents.
Shankar Mishra, top post in the US financial services company Wells Fargo has been sacked and was holed up in Bengaluru ever since a lookout circular was issued. Mishra was later arrested by Delhi Police.
Notably, Mishra is the vice president of the India Chapter of an American multinational financial services company headquartered in California.
Air India passenger urinating case: The accused, Shankar Mishra, had been in an allegedly drunken state when the incident took place. The company's statement came after Delhi Police reached out to Wells Fargo to cooperate with investigations against accused S Mishra.
As per the advisory, airline staff will face action if they fail to act against passengers who behave inappropriately.
The victim alleged that despite her unwillingness, the airline staff forced her to negotiate with the accused, further disorientating her, according to the FIR.
Air India news: The DGCA said in a statement that a show cause notice has been issued to the Accountable Manager of Air India, the Director of in-flight Services of Air India, all the pilots and cabin crew members of the flight.
The incident happened on December 6 on Air India flight 142 and the pilot of the aircraft reported the matter to the Air Traffic Control (ATC) at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport about it.
Air India sent a reply to DGCA's January 4 notice, detailing the incident that happened on board AI 102 flight of November 26, 2022 and stated that the unnamed business class offender has been banned from flying on Air India for 30 days, pending a report of its Internal Committee.
Air India news: The Police on Wednesday (January 4) filed an FIR on the shocking incident based on a complaint by Air India. The police have registered an FIR in the matter under sections 354, 509, and 510 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 23 of the Indian Aircraft Act.
Air India: A drunk man urinated on a female passenger mid-flight and the airline banned the culprit for 30 days. Here's what the netizens have to say about it.
The incident dates to November 26, when a man urinated on a female passenger in a business class of a New York-Delhi Air India flight.
Directorate General of Civil Aviation took cognizance of the matter and sought a report from the Airline assuring appropriate action against accused.
Air India news: Under the new FogCare initiative, Air India will be taking proactive steps to isolate the impact of fog on flight operations, which usually takes place in the early mornings and late evenings, but often also cascades throughout the day.
Ai India emergency landing: In yet another incident of mid-air trouble, a Dubai bound-Air India flight was diverted to Mumbai airport after the flight experienced a technical glitch on Saturday.
An Air India Express spokesperson could not be reached for comments. Details about the number of passengers could not be immediately ascertained.
The Indian government has launched a new service of DigiYatra, where passengers travelling from Air India, IndiGo and Vistara could quickly check in at the airport with only face recognition is now operational in three major airports of the country- Varanasi, Delhi and Bengaluru.
Air India new flights: The international expansion comes at a time when Air India is grappling with the shortage of both cockpit and cabin crew.
Air India news: Air India is implementing a long-term revival plan and over the next five years, it aims to grow its wide-body and narrow-body fleet as well as expand the global network, chief Campbell Wilson said.
Air India could not provide the agency with information regarding the time it took to process refunds to passengers who filed complaints and requested refunds directly with the carrier.
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