Chaos in Spicejet’s Mumbai Flight: Attempts to forcibly enter the cockpit in Delhi, passengers landed

News India Live, Digital Desk: Chaos in Spicejet’s Mumbai Flight: In a amazing development, a big ruckus arose in a SpiceJet’s flight going to Mumbai when two passengers tried to forcefully enter the cockpit. The incident came to light at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport when SpiceJet’s flight number SG-160 was preparing to fly to Mumbai. Before flying, these two passengers suddenly tried to enter the cockpit, after which the aircraft team immediately came into action. According to the information, these two passengers were immediately removed from the aircraft. In view of the seriousness of the incident, the Director General of Aviation Regulatory Civil Aviation (DGCA) has been informed about this, and has initiated a thorough investigation into the entire matter. This entire incident is said to be at around 12:00 pm before the aircraft’s take-off, which has raised serious questions about security. Sources say that both these passengers were drunk. In a drunken state, he tried to enter the cockpit, which could have pose a serious threat to the safety of the aircraft. Passengers were also committing uproar and due to them other co-feators were also inconvenienced. Crew members tried to convince them, but when they did not agree, security personnel had to be called. The incident took place at a time when concerns about security protocols and passenger behavior in the aviation industry are increasing. In recent times, many such incidents have come to light where the objectionable behavior of passengers has caused disruption in the aircraft. Such incidents put serious question mark on aviation safety and pose a threat to the safety of passengers as well as crew members. It is expected that the investigation of DGCA will reveal the whole truth of the case and appropriate steps will be taken to prevent such incidents in future. Due to this incident, the flight also faced some delay, causing trouble to other passengers.