India’s ‘Go First’ airlines hit hard Abandoning more than 50 passengers on the incredible bus that was taken on board. The pilot took the plane into the air from the airfield. No more checks on the number of passengers
On 11 January 2023, foreign news agencies reported The pilot of Indian airline Go First, formerly known as Go Air flight GB116 from Bangalore, crashed. in New Delhi Abandoning more than 50 passengers, who were on a bus that was being taken to the plane, took off from Bangalore airport at 6:20 am on Monday morning, January 9, according to local time. without the pilots and crew checking again with the ground staff whether the passengers have boarded or not
According to Indian media reports, the passengers who crashed the planes had already been “checked in” with their bags and boarding passes in hand. but had to crash the plane in anger causing many passengers to blame the recklessness of the pilot Go First’s cabin crew and ground staff posted vigorously on social media.
Go First Airlines subsequently boarded 53 of the crashed passengers to another airline en route to New Delhi, while two passengers were desperate to get their plane tickets refunded.
After the incident, Go First Airlines apologized to the passengers who complained and blamed the airline. But Go First did not clarify how the negligence occurred. It only indicates that an investigation into this incident is underway. While the Aviation Regulatory Authority of India investigated the crash.
