Flight Delay, No Refreshments Trigger Verbal Spat Between Passengers & IndiGo Staff At Rajkot Airport | Video – News18

Angry over flight delay and no food and beverages, passengers at Gujarat’s Rajkot International Airport were seen engaging in a verbal spat with the staff members of an airline earlier this week. Videos of the chaos are now doing the rounds on the internet.

The dispute took place on Monday after an IndiGo Rajkot-Mumbai flight was delayed for more than two and a half hours amid unavailability of refreshments.

According to reports, the Rajkot-Mumbai flight was to depart at 7.40 pm but was eventually canceled due to bad weather, resulting in anger among passengers who had to wait for over two-and-a-half hours before the IndiGo announced the cancellation.

Passenger Claims Diabetic Patients ‘Forced’ To Eat Sugary Food

Recently, another incident came to light involving a woman named Swati Singh, who faced a challenging ordeal while travelling with IndiGo over the weekend.

The woman took to social media to express her frustration and highlight the distressing situation that she and other passengers experienced during a significant flight delay. Swati Singh recounted her experience of being stranded at the airport for several hours due to the delay of their IndiGo flight. In her complaint, she also mentioned that diabetic passengers were forced to eat sugary food to manage their condition while coping with the inconvenience caused by the delay.

“Another flight delayed by IndiGo, diabetic patients forced to eat sugary food to keep up with the inconvenience. The manager’s answer is ‘We have no option’. Why is the aviation ministry not putting penalties on big corporations like IndiGo airlines when the common man is suffering?” she wrote in her post.

The passenger also shared a video showing an elderly woman addressing the IndiGo staff at the airport counter. The woman expressed her frustration, stating that important tasks that needed to be done urgently were delayed due to the flight delay. She mentioned that they would be complaining to IndiGo’s chairman in Delhi regarding the matter.