Indigo flight from Delhi to Patna, reached Udaipur, Now DGCA has ordered an inquiry

During the last few days, many strange incidents related to air travel came to light in the country. Someone urinated on a woman during a flight. So someone opened the emergency door of the flight. Now another incident has come to light, in which a passenger going to Patna was taken to Udaipur. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered an inquiry into the matter.

According to the news agency ANI, this incident happened on 30 January. When a passenger, who was supposed to take an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Patna, was diverted to Udaipur. According to information provided by a senior DGCA official, the passenger has been identified as Afsar Hussain. He had booked a ticket on Indigo flight 6E-214 to Patna and reached Delhi airport on January 30 to board the scheduled flight. But he mistakenly boarded IndiGo flight 6E-319 to Udaipur.

The passenger realized his mistake after he landed at Udaipur airport. After which he informed the officials present at Udaipur airport, who informed the airline about the matter. Taking immediate action, Indigo took the passenger back to Delhi on the same day and then to Patna on January 31. The airlines have issued a statement saying that they are aware of the incident that happened with a passenger on the Delhi-Udaipur flight. In the statement, it has been said on behalf of the company that, they are talking to the authorities in this regard.

The passenger realized his mistake after he landed at Udaipur airport. After which he informed the officials present at Udaipur airport, who informed the airline about the matter. Taking immediate action, Indigo took the passenger back to Delhi on the same day and then to Patna on January 31. The airlines have issued a statement saying that they are aware of the incident that happened with a passenger on the Delhi-Udaipur flight. In the statement, it has been said on behalf of the company that they are talking to the authorities in this regard and regret the inconvenience caused to the passengers. This is the second such incident on an Indigo flight in the last 20 days.