Zoom News : May 28, 2022, 06:10 PM
DGCA IMPOSED FINE ON INDIGO: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has imposed a heavy fine on IndiGo flights. In fact, IndiGo has been fined Rs 5 lakh for preventing a disabled child from boarding a plane at the airport on May 7. The DGCA has informed that the investigation conducted by it has revealed that the child was treated badly by the airline staff due to which the matter escalated.
DGCA gave informationGiving information, the DGCA has said, 'It will change its guidelines to ensure that such an incident does not happen in future. Had the matter been handled sympathetically, the matter would not have escalated so much that the passenger would have been denied boarding.not behaving according to rulesThe DGCA has said, 'Special circumstances demand a better response. But the airline staff could not handle the situation and failed to uphold the spirit of civil aviation rules.people were outragedSignificantly, on May 7, a handicapped child was stopped from boarding by the airline's ground staff, after which there was a lot of outrage. The decision was being criticized all around, after which the Civil Aviation Authority took cognizance of it and started an investigation. The matter came to light when Manisha Gupta, a passenger of the Ranchi-Hyderabad flight, told the public about the trouble caused to the child and his parents by the ground staff.
DGCA gave informationGiving information, the DGCA has said, 'It will change its guidelines to ensure that such an incident does not happen in future. Had the matter been handled sympathetically, the matter would not have escalated so much that the passenger would have been denied boarding.not behaving according to rulesThe DGCA has said, 'Special circumstances demand a better response. But the airline staff could not handle the situation and failed to uphold the spirit of civil aviation rules.people were outragedSignificantly, on May 7, a handicapped child was stopped from boarding by the airline's ground staff, after which there was a lot of outrage. The decision was being criticized all around, after which the Civil Aviation Authority took cognizance of it and started an investigation. The matter came to light when Manisha Gupta, a passenger of the Ranchi-Hyderabad flight, told the public about the trouble caused to the child and his parents by the ground staff.