New Delhi: After being put on no-fly list by four domestic carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India and GoAir, comedian Kunal Kamra has finally taken off, thanks to Vistara.
Kamra was suspended by IndiGo for heckling heckling TV anchor Arnab Goswami in a Mumbai-Lucknow plane after which above carriers too put him in no-fly list. However, Vistara and Air Asia have refused to ban Kamra from flying without proper enquiry into the matter as per India's aviation laws.
New Delhi | Jagran News Desk: After being put on no-fly list by four domestic carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India and GoAir, comedian Kunal Kamra has finally taken off, thanks to Vistara.
Kamra was suspended by IndiGo for heckling heckling TV anchor Arnab Goswami in a Mumbai-Lucknow plane after which above carriers too put him in no-fly list. However, Vistara and Air Asia have refused to ban Kamra from flying without proper enquiry into the matter as per India's aviation laws.
In 2017, the Indian government had decided to set up a no-fly list with details about individuals who show unruly behaviours on aircrafts. In such as case, rules dictate that the pilot of the aircraft should file a complaint with the airline. However, in this case the airlines banned Kamra without following due process following Twitter posts by Union Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Poori urging airlines to take action.
02/02/20 Jagran
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Kamra was suspended by IndiGo for heckling heckling TV anchor Arnab Goswami in a Mumbai-Lucknow plane after which above carriers too put him in no-fly list. However, Vistara and Air Asia have refused to ban Kamra from flying without proper enquiry into the matter as per India's aviation laws.
New Delhi | Jagran News Desk: After being put on no-fly list by four domestic carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India and GoAir, comedian Kunal Kamra has finally taken off, thanks to Vistara.
Kamra was suspended by IndiGo for heckling heckling TV anchor Arnab Goswami in a Mumbai-Lucknow plane after which above carriers too put him in no-fly list. However, Vistara and Air Asia have refused to ban Kamra from flying without proper enquiry into the matter as per India's aviation laws.
In 2017, the Indian government had decided to set up a no-fly list with details about individuals who show unruly behaviours on aircrafts. In such as case, rules dictate that the pilot of the aircraft should file a complaint with the airline. However, in this case the airlines banned Kamra without following due process following Twitter posts by Union Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Poori urging airlines to take action.
02/02/20 Jagran
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