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Three passengers booked for misbehaving with airhostesses

| | Nov 19, 2015, at 08:16 pm
Chennai, Nov 19 (IBNS) An FIR has been filed against three passengers on an Indigo flight in Tamil Nadu for misbehaving with air hostesses and passengers, reports said.

The trio was reportedly drunk when they boarded the Coimbatore-Chennai flight and misbehaved with air hostesses and tried to take their pictures.

The flight was delayed for an hour  because of the incident.

Reports quoted  airport Director at Coimbatore GP Reddy as saying that  the incident happened on an Indigo flight. The incident has been reported to the local police who are acting on the case, he added.

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