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SC Tackles 'Drunk Flyer Syndrome', Seeks 'Creative Solutions' For Unruly Flyers? | Daily Mirror

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November 26, 2024

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In this episode of Daily Mirror, anchor Sneha Koshy examines the latest update in the Air India urination case of 2022. The Supreme Court is currently discussing the case, specifically addressing the problem of disruptive passengers on flights. The Court is determined to find creative solutions to tackle this issue and has instructed the DGCA to review its guidelines. The Court strongly denounces the act as "disgusting and repulsive." To discuss the topic in detail anchor Sneha is joined by a panel of experts. "Creative solutions cannot ensure a flyer won't behave unruly..." says Aviation Lawyer Sarosh Damania and Aviation Expert Sanjay Lazar also shares his views. Watch the full discussion to know more in detail and subscribe to Mirror Now for latest news updates.

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