The airline blamed the holdup on the pilot getting caught in traffic, according to Kapil. Following a delay in his flight, actor and comedian Kapil Sharma conveyed his displeasure with IndiGo Airlines on Wednesday. Sharma showed on social media that he and the other passengers endured a wait for information about their travels for almost an hour while stuck in a transit bus. Sharma claims the airline said the pilot was delayed because of traffic.
@IndiGo6E You compelled us to wait in the bus for fifty minutes at first, and now your team is informing us that the pilot has become stuck in traffic? Really? Do you believe these 180 passengers will fly in the Indigo again considering that we are scheduled to take off by 8 p.m. and it is 9:20 and there is still no pilot in the cockpit? He wrote on X, “Never #indigo 6E 5149 #shameless.”
“Now they are deboarding every passenger and saying we will put you on another plane, but again, we have to go back to the terminals for security screening #indigo,” Sharma wrote in a follow-up post.
Director Vivek Agnihotri ran into a similar predicament a few hours before Kapil Sharma lodged a dispute. Agnihotri reported that his IndiGo flight had been postponed by nearly two hours earlier in the day; at 11:10 AM, the aircraft was boarded. There is still no word from the members of the crew or captain at 12:30 or 1:40 hrs. All throughout the world, flights are delayed, but @IndiGo6E is unusual in that regard because of their disdain for other passengers. Is there not another method to find out the delay? What employ do all these highly sophisticated AI programs serve?
The director of Kashmir Files wrote on X, “Why restrict flyers in a passageway with AC with a troubled and lost crew?”
Tissue paper is all over the flooring, and the toilets are filthy. People are screaming for water. Each host passes it off to the next. I do not frequently fly Indigo and consistently believe their crew-to-flyer relationships are foolish. There’s no need for flyers to get angry. With their lack of interest or conceit, airlines and passengers assure outrage. Airlines are required to reimburse a percentage of the airfare if a flight is delayed longer than thirty minutes, he continued.
While IndiGo asserts to be “dedicated to being on time,” there have been instances in the past when the airline encountered constant interruptions in its flights. A man strongly criticized the airline in July for an extensive flight delay of more than three hours in a completely unrelated incident.
