A recent flight operated by IndiGo from Goa to Delhi has raised concerns after a passenger reported a makeshift repair onboard. A damaged seat tray was allegedly fixed using a metal wire, drawing attention mid-flight.
While the issue did not appear to impact flight safety, the incident quickly gained traction on social media, sparking debate over cabin maintenance standards and quality control. Passengers questioned whether such temporary fixes meet expected service levels.
The situation highlights growing scrutiny as India’s aviation sector expands rapidly, with airlines under pressure to maintain high standards in both safety and passenger experience.