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UN diplomat complains of broken seats, cockroaches on US-Delhi Air India flight

By IANS | Updated: March 20, 2023 23:30 IST

New Delhi, March 20 A UN diplomat has complained about broken seats, no call buttons/reading lights, and cockroaches ...

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New Delhi, March 20 A UN diplomat has complained about broken seats, no call buttons/reading lights, and cockroaches in an US-Delhi Air India flight.

"As a UN diplomat, I've flown worldwide but Air India 102 JFK to Delhi was my worst flight experience: Broken seats, no entertainment/call buttons/reading lights, and cockroaches. Poison spray. Disregard for customer care," the diplomat had Tweeted about a week ago.

On Monday, the diplomat asked for another clarification as to how Air India flights from New York have cockroaches and do not have any on board safety equipment.

"Any thoughts and comments on how Air India flights from NY are infested with cockroaches and has non-operational standard on board safety equipment," the diplomat asked from his Twitter handle #GPS (Gurpreet).

Air India responded to the tweet, regretting the inconvenience caused to the diplomat.

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