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Video Captures SpiceJet Flier's Ordeal While Being Trapped In Plane Toilet
A passenger flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru was stuck in the washroom of a SpiceJet flight after the door lock malfunctioned, leaving him locked inside for over an hour.
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"Sir, We Tried Our Best": SpiceJet Slips Note To Passenger Stuck In Toilet
It was business as usual for the SpiceJet crew onboard a Mumbai-Bengaluru flight yesterday till they realised that a passenger was trapped inside the toilet. The crew found that the door lock had malfunctioned
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How SpiceJet Compensated Passenger Trapped In Plane Toilet For An Hour
A door lock malfunction left a flier trapped in the toilet of a SpiceJet aircraft for over an hour yesterday. The passenger, flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru, had left his seat to use the washroom soon after the plane became airborne
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Day Before Crackdown, SpiceJet Tweeted "No Safety Violation" Found
The airlines quoted a news report that quoted junior minister for civil aviation VK Singh as saying the DGCA did not find any major safety violations after it conducted 53 spot checks on 48 SpiceJet aircraft between July 9 and July 13.
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Video Captures SpiceJet Flier's Ordeal While Being Trapped In Plane Toilet
A passenger flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru was stuck in the washroom of a SpiceJet flight after the door lock malfunctioned, leaving him locked inside for over an hour.
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"Sir, We Tried Our Best": SpiceJet Slips Note To Passenger Stuck In Toilet
It was business as usual for the SpiceJet crew onboard a Mumbai-Bengaluru flight yesterday till they realised that a passenger was trapped inside the toilet. The crew found that the door lock had malfunctioned
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How SpiceJet Compensated Passenger Trapped In Plane Toilet For An Hour
A door lock malfunction left a flier trapped in the toilet of a SpiceJet aircraft for over an hour yesterday. The passenger, flying from Mumbai to Bengaluru, had left his seat to use the washroom soon after the plane became airborne
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Day Before Crackdown, SpiceJet Tweeted "No Safety Violation" Found
The airlines quoted a news report that quoted junior minister for civil aviation VK Singh as saying the DGCA did not find any major safety violations after it conducted 53 spot checks on 48 SpiceJet aircraft between July 9 and July 13.
