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In a bizarre incident on an AirAsia flight from Delhi to Bengaluru earlier this week, a passenger asked to kiss a crew member and took off his clothes twice in the plane, NDTV has reported. According to an internal report being examined by the aviation ministry, the passenger stripped naked, broke a laptop and "requested an Italian smooch" from the crew, report said. Upon landing, the man removed his clothes again and broke his own laptop in the presence of AAI security staff, the airline report said. AirAsia said the flier may have been drunk. The crew has filed a police complaint and aviation ministry is said to be considering a ban on the passenger.

Bizarre! Flyer strips on AirAsia flight, asked to kiss a crew member

In a bizarre incident on an AirAsia flight from Delhi to Bengaluru earlier this week, a passenger asked to kiss a crew member and took off his clothes twice in the plane, says report

In a bizarre incident on an AirAsia flight from Delhi to Bengaluru earlier this week, a passenger asked to kiss a crew member and took off his clothes twice in the plane, NDTV has reported. According to an internal report being examined by the aviation ministry, the passenger stripped naked, broke a laptop and "requested an Italian smooch" from the crew, report said. Upon landing, the man removed his clothes again and broke his own laptop in the presence of AAI security staff, the airline report said. AirAsia said the flier may have been drunk. The crew has filed a police complaint and aviation ministry is said to be considering a ban on the passenger.
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In a bizarre incident on an AirAsia flight from Delhi to Bengaluru earlier this week, a passenger asked to kiss a crew member and took off his clothes twice in the plane, NDTV has reported. According to an internal report being examined by the aviation ministry, the passenger stripped naked, broke a laptop and "requested an Italian smooch" from the crew, report said. Upon landing, the man removed his clothes again and broke his own laptop in the presence of AAI security staff, the airline report said. AirAsia said the flier may have been drunk. The crew has filed a police complaint and aviation ministry is said to be considering a ban on the passenger.

Covid impact: Dues of 4 major domestic airlines to AAI doubled

Dues of four major domestic airlines to the Airports Authority of India have more than doubled between February and July amid the coronavirus pandemic

Dues of four major domestic airlines &mdash; IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia India &ndash;to the Airports Authority of India have more than doubled between February and July amid the coronavirus pandemic.
However, the domestic airline that owes the highest amount of dues to the AAI is Air India. The national carrier&rsquo;s dues to the AAI increased by 2.75% to ₹2,258&nbsp;crore in this period.
An airline has to pay various charges like air navigation, landing, parking etc to the AAI to use facilities at any of its more than 100 airports.

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