NEW DELHI: An Air India flight, AI173, en route from Delhi to San Francisco, was forced to make an emergency landing in the remote Russian…
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Breaking rules, Tata-owned Air India pilot welcomed woman friend into the cockpit; DGCA suspends licence
View More Not Ok, Tata: DGCA fines Air India for failing to take prompt action against erring pilot
Tata Sons’ owned Air India signed a deal to buy 250 aircraft from Airbus
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Both the leaders speak about Tata Sons’ Air India purchasing 200 Boeing aircraft during their telephonic conversation
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After Peegate accused Shankar Mishra’s bizarre claim caused a furore in the classical dancers’ community, his lawyers are on the back foot.
View More Air India Urination: Mishra’s Lawyers Skirt Queries On Prostate Question
After Peegate accused Shankar Mishra’s bizarre claim that the elderly complainant had urinated on herself on account of being a Bharatanatyam dancer caused a furore…
View More After prostate claim on Bharatanatyam goes wrong, peegate accused Shankar Mishra’s lawyers get defensive
Pee Gate accused Shankar Mishra’s Mishra’s reprehensible act of urinating on a female elderly passenger onboard an Air India flight has shocked the country and…
View More Shankar Mishra Has No Guilt? Air India Crew Wrongly Made Co-Accused? Lawyer Speaks To The New Indian
As Mishra was sent to sent to 14-day judicial custody after being arrested on December 6 from Bengaluru, The New Indian’s Special Correspondent Alok Singh spoke to his lawyer on whether his client feels a sense of remorse , what is the future legal course of action he would take on behalf of Mishra, and if Air India crew should be made co-accused in the case.
View More Absurd to make Air India crew co-accused: Pee Gate accused Shankar Mishra’s lawyer
Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran admitted that Air India crew failed to address the situation after a drunken corporation executive urinated on an elderly woman on a New York-Delhi flight in November last year.
View More Air India pee-gate: Tata Sons accepts mistake, promises review
Drunk passengers causing ruckus mid-air is not new. In fact, within days of pee-gate incident became national news, another case of drunk man urinating in an Air India flight wetting a female passenger’s blanket surfaced
View More Air India to review its in-flight liquor policy following Pee-Gate furore