Indian carriers' are now serious about tackling the growing menace of unruly passengers, irrespective of the VVIP or celebrity tag. Air India is now planning to warn leading TV comedian Kapil Sharma , who allegedly created a major ruckus on a recent Australia-India flight.
AI chief Ashwani Lohani had sought a report on the inflight behaviour of this star comedian and the warning - the exact nature of which is being finalised — is likely to be issued this week.
The star was flying with his troupe in business class of a Melbourne-Delhi flight (AI 309) on March 16. According to sources, the comedian reportedly had too many drinks. Then he became very loud and lashed out with expletives at this team , said a source.
27/03/17 Saurabh Sinha/The Times Of India
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AI chief Ashwani Lohani had sought a report on the inflight behaviour of this star comedian and the warning - the exact nature of which is being finalised — is likely to be issued this week.
The star was flying with his troupe in business class of a Melbourne-Delhi flight (AI 309) on March 16. According to sources, the comedian reportedly had too many drinks. Then he became very loud and lashed out with expletives at this team , said a source.
27/03/17 Saurabh Sinha/The Times Of India
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