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SpiceJet Passengers Stage Sit-In Protest At Delhi Airport After Dubai Flights Delayed Over 24 Hours - VIDEO

New Delhi: Passengers of SpiceJet airlines staged a sit-in at Delhi airport on Tuesday after two Dubai-bound flights were delayed by more than 24 hours, leaving travellers stranded and frustrated at the terminal. A video from the airport shows several passengers sitting on the floor of the terminal as they protest over the prolonged delay. New Delhi - Angry SpiceJet passengers staged a sit-in at…

On Tuesday, passengers of SpiceJet airlines staged a sit-in protest at Delhi airport following the prolonged delay of two Dubai-bound flights by more than 24 hours, leaving travelers stranded and agitated at the terminal. A video from the airport captured several passengers sitting on the floor, vocally expressing their frustration over the extended wait.

The first flight, originally scheduled to depart at 7:45 am on Monday, remained grounded for over 24 hours and was eventually canceled. Flight tracking website Flightradar24 confirmed the cancellation of the flight. A second Dubai-bound flight, set to leave Delhi for Dubai at 6:45 pm on Monday night, was delayed until 12:00 pm on Tuesday. The passengers reported not receiving any further updates from the airline, according to NDTV.

At the Delhi Airport, authorities reportedly provided stranded passengers with food and refreshments while they awaited more information about the flights. The airline cited operational reasons for the delay, stating that an aircraft had been grounded. The airline spokesperson assured that alternate flights were being arranged to accommodate affected passengers, and they were making every effort to minimize the inconvenience caused, as reported by News 18.

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