Bengaluru: An interesting and shocking incident took place at the Bengaluru airport on Monday. A flight from here to Delhi reached Delhi without passengers. When the passengers of the plane reported this to the airport officials. Subsequently, it was found that the aircraft had flown leaving 55 passengers. However, now the DGCA has sought a report from the airline on the whole matter.
The aircraft belonged to Go First Airlines. The plane's 55 passengers were ready to take off at the airport, waiting to board the shuttle bus. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has sought a report from Go First Airlines on the matter. After the flight took off, 53 people were shifted to another flight. At the same time, two passengers also demanded a refund.
After the incident, some passengers, who arrived at the airport to travel in the aircraft, reported the entire incident on their social media. People said that he was present in the shuttle, but could not board the flight from Bengaluru to Delhi. On Monday, the flight left Bengaluru at 6:40 pm without passengers. Go First airline declined to comment after the incident. However, in response to a tweet about the incident, the company asked the passengers to share their details and expressed regret for the problem caused to them. A passenger tweeted, ''G8-116 flight from Bengaluru to Delhi took off without taking passengers.'' At the same time, more than 50 passengers boarding the bus remained there at the airport. Taking cognizance of this whole matter, DGCA has demanded a report. DGCA officer told, 'We have sought a report from Go First airline. Appropriate action will be taken in this matter.'
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