Renowned cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle recently criticized IndiGo Airlines over their treatment of passengers, taking to X (formerly Twitter) to express his frustration. In a sharp and humorous post, Bhogle remarked that he might one day invite IndiGo staff to his home for dinner—only to make them wait outside until the table is set and the food is ready. His comment highlighted his dissatisfaction with the airline’s customer service and alleged indifference toward passenger convenience.
Bhogle’s remarks quickly gained traction online, with many users sharing their own experiences and echoing similar frustrations about the airline. This public critique adds to growing concerns about passenger treatment by Indian airlines. Recently, Australian cricket star David Warner also called out Air India for its chaotic boarding process, further amplifying the conversation around the quality of service in the country’s aviation sector.
IndiGo, India’s largest airline by market share, has faced criticism before regarding customer service practices, including delayed flights and poor communication. While the airline has not yet responded to Bhogle’s comments, the incident has sparked a broader discussion on social media about how major airlines treat their passengers.
