“Please restore your wheelchair”: Vir Das pays $ 50,000 to the Air India seat, and gets a broken table instead

On Tuesday, comedy actor Das moved to X (previously Twitter) to re -tell his frustrated experience in Flying Air India with his wife. In his position, the comedian asked the airline to restore its wheelchair.

Das said he was reserving a pre -conservative chair for his wife, who was broken in her foot. Although DAS may be booked in advance of the wheelchair, the airline has not been coordinated properly or delivered.

He wrote in his position: “Dear Air India, please restore your wheelchair. I am loyal for life. I think you got the most beautiful crew of the cabin in the sky, and this post hurts me to write. My wife and I booked Praneam and a wheelchair because she got a foot fracture still recovered.”

He also said that they paid $ 50,000 per seat and got a broken bench and broken leg in return.

He said: “We fly to Delhi. 50 large seats. Broken table, her broken leg is preparing, her seat is stuck, it will not be fully shot. We were told that the trip was” newly renovated. ”

ENCALM is a private company that provides a wheelchair assistance in many Indian airports through the Atithya service. He said that the air flights and ground staff were completely ignorant about how to address the situation.

“I ask the air flights at the front of the plane to help my wife while carrying four bags. Silence and an ignorant look at each other. We are glowing from the plane to the highest ladder. I ask a air employee from India Airlines to help us, look at me, ignore, and ignore me.”

He also wrote that he had informed another flight employee about what happened, the latter replied: “Sir Kia Crane … sorry.” According to his position, Das was to pass through the ordeal even after all this.

“We got to the station, and people reach the wheelchair that we have booked a chair. It is ignorant. There are animated chairs everywhere. There is no employee because the trip is late. He grabbed a chair and wrapped it with luggage, then outside the airport to the parking lots.”