Air India temporarily grounded two aircraft operating between Mumbai and Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey after passengers complained of being bitten by bedbugs last week.
Business class passengers on board Flight 144 reported bedbug bites on two separate segments last week.
Air India was not immediately available for comment on the matter. However, in a statement to NBC News , the airline said that it is "deeply concerned with a few reports of 'bugs' causing inconvenience to its esteemed passengers."
"The issue has been viewed seriously and every possible step is being taken to closely inspect and further strengthen our system at every level to ensure that such isolated incidents of passenger discomfiture do not affect our consistent performance," the airline added.
26/07/18 Brian Pascus and Benjamin Zhang/Business Insider
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Business class passengers on board Flight 144 reported bedbug bites on two separate segments last week.
Air India was not immediately available for comment on the matter. However, in a statement to NBC News , the airline said that it is "deeply concerned with a few reports of 'bugs' causing inconvenience to its esteemed passengers."
"The issue has been viewed seriously and every possible step is being taken to closely inspect and further strengthen our system at every level to ensure that such isolated incidents of passenger discomfiture do not affect our consistent performance," the airline added.
26/07/18 Brian Pascus and Benjamin Zhang/Business Insider
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