IndiGo Enforces 'No-Fly' Ban on Passenger Following Mid-Air Altercation
IndiGo Airlines has suspended a passenger from flying after an alleged mid-air assault during a flight from Mumbai to Kolkata. The incident, described as 'unruly,' has been reported to authorities. The airline emphasizes its commitment to safety, in line with regulatory provisions ensuring a secure environment for all passengers.
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In a decisive response to an onboard altercation, IndiGo Airlines has barred a passenger from future flights with the airline after an alleged assault during a route from Mumbai to Kolkata. The incident, which IndiGo described as 'unruly,' underscores the company's zero-tolerance policy toward disruptive behavior on their aircraft.
The airline's statement reinforced its unwavering commitment to passenger and crew safety, remarking that such disturbances are always formally reported to relevant authorities, in alignment with stringent aviation regulations. IndiGo has assured stakeholders of a persistent effort to maintain a safe and respectful flying environment.
The altercation reportedly involved an unprovoked slap on a fellow passenger, as observed by the cabin crew. Upon arrival, the alleged assailant was apprehended by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF). This incident highlights the ongoing enforcement of regulations established in 2017 aimed at curbing disruptive behavior, including the potential inclusion in a national 'No Fly List'.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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