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Story from the BBC
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-68002986
It says : SpiceJet has issued an apology, saying it regretted the "inconvenience caused to the passenger"
airplane
Is disappointed by the Beeb. 'Aeroplane', please; it's British English, and as used in Commonwealth countries.
Whatever next?!
Investigators have nothing to go on.
Sounds like a public inconvenience.
Should've travelled on Wizz Air, etc, etc.
State of shock and medical assistance needed for being stuck in a cubicle for a hour?! I mean I'd be bored and probably a bit annoyed but that seems quite the over reaction.
Did he get compensation for that inconvenience?
Being serious for a moment, he must have had a flush of panic when he realized he was stuck.
I also wonder if the flight crew had to make an entry in the Captain's log?
Most public excuse for the mile high club ever.
Seriously OT but I seem to recall a movie about an airline with a similar title. IIRC the flight crew really went the extra mile (high?) to make sure you had an enjoyable flight.
Maybe the passenger in question has similar memories and was having his own personal crisis.
Still better that Ryanair!
Ryan Air would charge extra for a whole hour on the crapper.
That's the number one reason not to fly with Spice Jet
Most public excuse for the mile high club ever.
Has that ever been a thing unless your flying business class?
I mean, I can barely fit through the door of the bogs on a 737, never mind carry out regular trap duties to a satifactory standard once I've manuvred myself inside!
That’s the number one reason not to fly with Spice Jet<br /><br />
Or number two!
I generally go to the toilet to get some piece and quiet. Sounds like bliss to me being stuck in one for an hour. Catch up on some reading, post on here, look at bikes etc. Also struggling to see how you’d get trapped in a plane toilet. The doors are normally made out of cheese.
Oh dear, what can the matter be...
Has that ever been a thing unless your flying business class?
Or your open minded, dating a pilot, and not bothered that it's his mate flying you in a Cesna. (Not me, I hasten to add)
SpiceJet - that's what comes out of my derrière the morning after a night on the ale and vindaloo.