A picture showing two pilots from Indian airline SpiceJet celebrating Holi-Phagwa (festival of colours) with gujiya (sweets) and tea has seen the two suspended.
The beverage is shown uncovered, sitting on top of critical flight deck instruments.
Airline guidelines dictate cups inside the cockpit must have a lid on them and be kept on a tray to avoid spillage.
This post was published on 17 March 2023 13:08
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