IndiGo ‘langar’ on Mumbai Airport tarmac, notice issued to airline

Tuesday, 16 January 2024
BCAS serves notices to IndiGo and Mumbai International Airport Ltd regarding passengers being seated on the tarmac and provided refreshments. IndiGo accused of allowing passengers to disembark without security screening. MIAL criticized for not reporting incident. The IndiGo flight 6E2195 from Goa to Delhi, diverted to Mumbai on January 14 due to low visibility in Delhi, became the center of controversy. IndiGo received a show-cause notice for failing to observe aviation security procedures with Flight 6E 2195, which landed at Mumbai Airport as a diversion.

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