In an uncommon incident, a number of passengers travelling with SpiceJet encountered difficulties at Bagdogra airport in West Bengal once they found that their baggage had been inadvertently left behind in Delhi. Following this, SpiceJet assured passengers that the offloaded baggage could be promptly linked to subsequent flights and expressed remorse for any inconvenience precipitated.
The difficulty gained consideration after passenger Rajesh Kumar shared his expertise on social media, drawing consideration to the scenario. “As we speak the flight SG8841 from Delhi to Bagdogra misplaced and misplaced our baggage and the employees had no response! They nonetheless should not have any resolutions,” Kumar, a resident of Noida, posted on X.
SpiceJet responds to matter
The two.30-hour lengthy direct flight took off from Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi Worldwide Airport in Delhi at 12.30 pm. “On April 17, SpiceJet flight SG 8841 working from Delhi to Bagdogra confronted payload restrictions because of operational causes, demanding some baggage to be offloaded from the plane,” an airline spokesperson stated.
“The offloaded baggage shall be linked via subsequent flights. Within the curiosity of secure flight operations, cargo and baggage are offloaded when payload restrictions are confronted,” the spokesperson added. SpiceJet stated it “deeply regrets” the inconvenience precipitated to the affected passengers.
(With PTI inputs)
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