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On March 5th, an Air India Boeing 777-300ER was forced to return to its origin airport due to a failure in most of its lavatories. Following the incident, images showing what caused the clogging have been circulated in the media.
An Air India spokesperson stated, "Since then, images of what clogged the system have been shared with media."
The situation unfolded when unexpected items were discovered in the lavatory systems, leading to their malfunction and necessitating the aircraft's diversion.
The airline has not disclosed further details about the nature of these items or how they ended up causing such a disruption. The focus remains on understanding how to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
United Airlines has addressed the issue that caused the airline to disable its new Starlink Wi-Fi systems on regional jets last month.
Imagine spending $2,500 or more on a business-class ticket only to find out that selecting your seat comes with an extra charge.
FedEx Corp. has announced that Sriram Krishnasamy is stepping down from his roles as executive vice president, chief digital and information officer, and chief transformation officer.
Taking place on July 19 and 20 in Portsmouth, Emirates Airline will be present at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix offering a variety of experiences.
Hyatt has introduced a new feature to enhance the experience of booking award nights on its website.
Delta Air Lines has announced an expansion of its partnership with Uber, providing select Delta Amex cardmembers with complimentary Uber One memberships.
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