The flight attendants and other passengers tried to calm her down but her uproar compelled the pilots to land the Boeing 777 (A7-BEC) mid-way in Chennai.
After offloading the Iranian couple and their child in Chennai, the aircraft resumed its journey to Bali as QTR962D and landed in Bali with a delay of almost three hours. The family was taken to a room maintained by immigration authorities at Chennai Airport, once the woman got sober the family was put on a flight to Kuala Lumpur. Then back to Doha.
Qatar Airways said in a statement: “In respect of passenger privacy, we do not comment on individual cases.”
Source: Times of India
This post was published on 7 November 2017 09:44
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