AI cabin member faces DGCA action for physical altercation inside plane
NEW DELHI: Taking serious note of a physical altercation inside an Air India aircraft, watchdog DGCA Tuesday suspended the authorisation of a crew member for six months, according to a senior official.
On June 17, cabin crew member Rajat Verman was involved in an heated argument and physical altercation with a pilot when the plane was to depart from Bengaluru to Kolkata.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has already suspended the flying licence of Milind M, who was involved in the incident.
The official told that the authorisation held by Verman has been suspended for six months from the date of the incident.
