Air India set for booze crackdown after drunk passenger incident


Air India set for booze crackdown after drunk passenger incident

Monday, 08 Jan, 2023 0

Air India vowed to review its onboard alcohol policy after a drunk passenger caused outrage.

CEO Campbell Wilson tweeted an apology after a ‘heavily inebriated’ man urinated on a woman in business class.

“Air India acknowledges that it could have handled this better.”

Four cabin crew and a pilot were taken off duty while an investigation is carried out.

The man has been banned from flying for 30 days.

It was reported the drunk passenger was a senior bank executive who has since been fired by Wells Fargo.

A police report has been filed.

The incident happened on a flight from New York to Delhi in November.

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