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Another incident of unruly behaviour by a passenger was reported on a flight. A passenger on board an Air India flight AI882 to Delhi was handed over to security personnel for his unruly behaviour. The airline confirmed the incident and said, "The passenger verbally abused the crew members and then went on to physically assault one of them on board." The accused has been arrested and a investigation is launched.

In an official statement, airline Go First announced that its flight operations will remain cancelled till May 30. The tweet shared also mentioned that passengers would get a full refund.  "We regret to inform you that due to operational reasons, Go First flights scheduled till May 30, 2023, have been cancelled," said the airline. This is the second time that Go First extended the cancellation of operations.

PM Narendra Modi unveiled a pocket map of the Kartavya Path that carries information on various State Houses and historic cultural institutions located in the vicinity of the India Gate complex. 'Rajpath,' the ceremonial boulevard of the national capital that connects the Raisina Hill complex to India Gate -- was renamed 'Kartavya Path' last September and inaugurated as part of the revamped Central Vista Avenue by Modi shortly after.

In another shocking incident, a passenger travelling from Amritsar-Dubai flight was arrested for allegedly molesting a cabin crew. Getting into the details, the accused identified as Rajender Singh, hailed from Jalandhar, Punjab and was in a drunken state, confirmed police. "The air hostess brought the incident to the crew's notice. The accused was allegedly in a drunken state," police said. A case has been registered and an investigation is… read-more

During an Air India Flight Al-915 (Delhi-Dubai), the pilots invited their female friend into the cockpit.  As a result, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has fined the airline Rs. 30 lakhs for not promptly and effectively addressing this safety-sensitive issue. The pilot has also been suspended by the Civil Aviation Department. The matter came to light after one of the operating crew complaint about it to Air India.