Air India grounded many passengers at Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday after its Delhi -Rajkot flight was overbooked.
The airlines did not allow some passengers to board the Rajkot-bound flight scheduled for around 5 pm from here.
Confirming the incident, an Air India spokesperson said it was a "rare occurrence" and that only two passengers were affected. They are being send to their destinations through an alternative flight. The passengers are believed to have protested the incident at the airport terminal, the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson said usually up to 10 per cent extra booking is allowed to ensure optimum capacity utilisation and keeping in mind the last minute cancellations.
25/05/18 Madhuri Adnal/One India
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The airlines did not allow some passengers to board the Rajkot-bound flight scheduled for around 5 pm from here.
Confirming the incident, an Air India spokesperson said it was a "rare occurrence" and that only two passengers were affected. They are being send to their destinations through an alternative flight. The passengers are believed to have protested the incident at the airport terminal, the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson said usually up to 10 per cent extra booking is allowed to ensure optimum capacity utilisation and keeping in mind the last minute cancellations.
25/05/18 Madhuri Adnal/One India
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