Kolkata: A Glasgow-based dressmaker with roots in Kolkata slammed a personal airline on Sunday for allegedly leaving his wheelchair-bound, blind, aged mom on an empty airplane when it landed at Kolkata from Delhi on August 31. The designer opted for an assisted journey plan for his mom, which implies she was to be assisted all through her journey.
The lady referred to as for assist realising that some cleaners had boarded the flight to wash the airplane, who, in flip, referred to as airline officers. She was then escorted out of the airplane at Kolkata airport. Taking cognizance of the criticism that designer Ayush Kejriwal shared on an Instagram video, in addition to over mail, a Vistara Airways official promised an intensive inquiry.
The airline’s social media staff wrote again to Kejriwal expressing “deep remorse” as they promised to look into the matter. “When the airplane landed, she was requested to attend. She waited patiently, however none got here even after 20-25 minutes and she or he realised cleaners had boarded to wash the flight.
There was a risk she may have been left there because the flight had an onward journey to Andaman and Niccobar Islands. She obtained scared and alerted the cleaners that she was alleged to get off at Kolkata and never keep on the flight,” the designer posted on Instagram

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