Today’s Current Affairs: Passengers at Rajkot International Airport in Gujarat were left frustrated and engaged in a verbal spat with airline staff after an IndiGo flight to Mumbai was delayed for over two and a half hours without any refreshments. The chaos unfolded as angry passengers expressed their displeasure over the situation, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by travelers amidst flight delays and disruptions.
What was the cause of the chaos at Rajkot International Airport?
– Flight delay
– Availability of refreshments
– Bad weather
– Cancelled flight
Answer: Flight delay
Why were diabetic patients forced to eat sugary food during the flight delay?
– Lack of proper food options
– IndiGo policy
– Aviation ministry regulations
– Inconvenience caused by the delay
Answer: Inconvenience caused by the delay
The chaos ensued after an IndiGo Rajkot-Mumbai flight was delayed for more than two and a half hours amid unavailability of refreshments.
Passenger Claims Diabetic Patients ‘Forced’ To Eat Sugary Food: Recently, a woman named Swati Singh faced a challenging ordeal while traveling with IndiGo over the weekend. She shared her frustration on social media about being stranded at the airport for several hours due to a significant flight delay. Swati Singh also highlighted that diabetic passengers were forced to eat sugary food to manage their condition during the delay.
Passengers at Gujarat’s Rajkot International Airport got into a heated argument with airline staff after an IndiGo flight to Mumbai was delayed for over two and a half hours without any food or drinks. The flight, scheduled to depart at 7.40 pm, was eventually canceled due to bad weather, leaving passengers frustrated. In a separate incident, a woman named Swati Singh shared her ordeal of being stranded at the airport for hours due to an IndiGo flight delay. She highlighted how diabetic passengers were forced to eat sugary food to manage their condition. The aviation ministry is being urged to penalize airlines like IndiGo for such inconveniences faced by passengers.
