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Go First mix-up: A behind-the-scenes look at boarding procedures

Here's what happens behind the scenes from the time of check-in to take-off

Avoid sending correspondence on behalf of Jet: JKC to panel member

Chhawchharia had on January 2 sent a letter to JKC wherein he objected to Sanjiv Kapoor using designation of Jet Airways CEO as the airline is yet to be handed over to JKC

Bangalore airport incident: Go First begins probe, offers free tickets

Passengers were accommodated on alternate airlines to Delhi and onward to other destinations," said the airline

DGCA issues show-cause notice to Go First for leaving behind 55 passengers

While the passengers were left behind at Bengaluru, their bags were not offloaded from the aircraft as per standard operating procedures

We sincerely apologise: Go First after flight takes off without 55 flyers

Go First's Delhi-bound flight G8-116 left behind 55 passengers in a coach at Bengaluru airport

DGCA issues show cause notice to Go First for leaving behind 55 passengers

The regulator has issued the show cause notice to accountable manager/chief operation officer of Go First

Air India will have to wait till March to implement new HR policy: Report

According to the acquisition agreement signed with the government in January 2022, the airline is not allowed to change the "terms of employment" for one year

Go First flight leaves passengers behind, DGCA promises appropriate action

Officials said that the passengers were given an alternative to take the Air India flight at 10 am

Air India didn't report second peeing incident to DGCA; notice issued

This happened on Dec 6 when a male passenger urinated on a vacant seat and blanket of a female co-passenger

DGCA asks Air India to maintain a database of all unruly passengers

The DGCA on Monday said that Air India didn't report the incident until the regulator sought the incident report from them on January 5

Paris-Delhi flight incidents: DGCA issues show cause notice to Air India

Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday said it has issued a show cause notice to Air India regarding two incidents of passenger misbehaviour onboard a flight from Paris to New Delhi last month. In one incident, a drunk passenger was caught smoking in the lavatory and was not listening to the crew. In the second incident, another passenger allegedly relieved himself on a vacant seat and blanket of fellow female passenger when she went to lavatory, according to DGCA. Both incidents happened on the Paris-New Delhi flight on December 6, 2022. "Air India didn't report the incident until DGCA sought the incident report from them on 05.01.2023. After perusal of the reply submitted by Air India through email dated 06.01.2023, prima facie it emerges that provisions related to handling of an unruly passenger... have not been complied with. It has been noted that the response of the airline has been lackadaisical and delayed," the regulator said in a statement. The Directorate General of Civil ...

Home Affairs Ministry holds high-level review meeting on airport security

According to sources, the recent incidents of misbehaviour in airlines were discussed during the meeting, which lasted for more than half an hour

We fell short, Air India should have acted swiftly: Chandra on 'pee-gate'

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has promised speedy action in the case

Urinating incident: 2 Air India crew members likely to join probe on Monday

Two crew members of an Air India flight on which a man allegedly urinated on an elderly woman co-passenger are likely to join the police investigation into the case on Monday, sources said. The police are also trying to approach other passengers who were on the flight to get their statements, the sources said on Sunday. Delhi Police had summoned nine crew members of the flight and seven of them have already recorded their statements. The remaining two were asked to appear before police on Sunday but they were not in the city and are expected to join the probe on Monday, they said. The sources further said police are also trying to approach other passengers on the flight to get their statements. The statements of the crew members will help the police establish the sequence of events, police said. According to police, the accused, Shankar Mishra, allegedly urinated on a woman co-passenger in an inebriated condition in the business class of the Air India flight from New York to Delhi

2 Russian passengers offloaded in Goa for 'misbehaving' with Go First crew

According to the spokesperson, the two foreign nationals abused the crew, and were "teasing the crew, passing remarks on her"

Air India 'pee-gate': Wells Fargo terminates accused Shankar Mishra

Shankar Mishra, the man accused of urinating on an elderly female co-passenger onboard a New York-New Delhi flight in November last year, has been sacked by his employer Wells Fargo

Use 'restraining devices' if needed: DGCA to airlines on unruly passengers

Airline staff will face action if they fail to act against passengers who behave inappropriately, Directorate General of Civil Aviation said on Friday

'Unprofessional': Aviation regulator slams Air India for urination incident

Another incident of male passenger urinating on female flier on Paris-Delhi flight comes to light

Rules of conduct

On-board unruliness demands stronger policies

Male passenger who urinated on woman banned by Air India for a month

Airline sets up internal committee to probe lapses on part of Air India crew that did not report the incident