The passenger shared a brief video and footage of the meals gadgets served through the flight.
New Delhi:
An Air India passenger has complained of discovering a cockroach in an omelette served onboard the flight from the nationwide capital to New York, with the airline saying the matter has been taken up with the catering service supplier for additional investigation.
“We’re conscious of a social media submit by a passenger concerning a overseas object within the onboard meal provided to them on AI 101 working from DEL to JFK on 17 September 2024,” an Air India spokesperson mentioned in an announcement and in addition expressed concern over the incident.
In a submit on X, the passenger mentioned a cockroach was discovered within the omelette served on the flight from Delhi to New York.
Discovered a cockroach within the omelette served to me on the @airindia flight from Delhi to New York. My 2 12 months previous completed greater than half of it with me once we discovered this. Suffered from meals poisoning consequently. @DGCAIndia@RamMNKpic.twitter.com/1Eyc3wt3Xw
— Suyesha Savant (@suyeshasavant) September 28, 2024
“My 2 12 months previous completed greater than half of it with me once we discovered this. Suffered from meals poisoning consequently,” she mentioned.
The passenger additionally shared a brief video and footage of the meals gadgets served through the flight.
She tagged Air India, aviation regulator DGCA and Civil Aviation Minister Okay Rammohan Naidu within the submit.
Within the assertion, the spokesperson mentioned the airline is worried in regards to the expertise of the client within the mentioned occasion and has taken it up with the catering service supplier to research additional.
“We are going to take obligatory actions to stop any recurrence of such situations in future,” the spokesperson mentioned.
Additional, the spokesperson mentioned Air India works with reputed caterers who provide to main airways globally and have stringent SOPs and a number of checks to make sure high quality of meals served to the company.
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