Late for boarding, woman faints at Delhi airport; Air India refutes charge of not providing medical aid
A passenger apparently fainted at the Delhi airport last week when she was not allowed to board Air India’s Delhi-Vadodara flight for being late, with her relatives alleging she was not immediately provided any medical assistance
The airline, however, refuted the charge, saying a doctor had arrived at the spot “immediately” but the passenger was already feeling better.
When asked about this incident, Arun Kumar, the chief of Indian aviation regulator DGCA, told PTI, “We are seeking a report from the airline concerned.”
A video circulating on social media shows a middle-aged woman lying on the floor near the boarding gates and her relatives arranging water for her.
