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New Delhi: One more link has been added to the incidents of drunken passengers creating ruckus on domestic flights. This time, IndiGo’s flight coming from Guwahati to Delhi has become the victim of an uproar by a drunken passenger. On March 26, an inebriated passenger in an Indigo flight did such a dirty deed during the flight that the on-board airhostess had to wipe the floor of the plane. The photo of this incident has been shared by a senior advocate of Gawahati High Court on social media, which has become very viral.
While people are cursing the drunken passenger, they are praising the spirit of the air hostess.
On March 26, Indigo flight 6E 762 took off from Guwahati to Delhi. A passenger had consumed a lot of alcohol in the flight. During the flight, this passenger got up to go to the toilet, but in a state of intoxication, he vomited on the floor of the plane itself. After this he urinated outside the toilet.
Indigo 6E 762 : Guwahati to Delhi.Intoxicated passenger vomited on the aisle and defecated all around the toilet.Leading lady Shewta cleaned up all the mess and all the girls managed the situation exceptionally well.Salute girl power🙏#Indigo #girlpower #DGCA pic.twitter.com/iNelQs48Tc
— Bhaskar Dev Konwar @BD (@bdkonwar) March 26, 2023
The photo shared by him shows the crew member, wearing gloves and a mask, allegedly cleaning the spot where the passenger vomited with spray and tissue papers.
Mr Kanwar wrote that crew members had to crawl on the aisle to clean it up and he purposely did not click more pictures out of respect.
Another passenger shared the incident on Twitter and lamented how some people can’t handle liquor.
Several Twitter users express outrage over the incident and demanded strict action against the accused.
This situation is disappointing and disgusting.. kudos to the crew for handling it so well. What sad state and shit they go through
— H B (@bahra03) March 28, 2023
Very difficult to see any staff go through such experience.
— John Wick (@johnwickcon) March 28, 2023
Last year, a drunk passenger had urinated on an elderly woman on a New York-Delhi Air India flight. The airlines received flak for not taking prompt action against the passenger. He was arrested six weeks after his egregious act.
