Former Infosys-CFO Mohandas Pai on Sunday slammed IndiGo over air-conditioning inside the plane while it was at the Bengaluru airport. Pai, travelling from Bengaluru to Coimbatore, shared his ordeal on X (formerly Twitter), claiming that passengers had to bear the heat inside the plane as it waited on the tarmac.

In a recent incident that has drawn significant attention, Mohandas Pai, former CFO and Board Member at Infosys, criticised IndiGo for its poor treatment of passengers. Pai took to social media to share his experience on flight 6E 7407,

A source from Indigo Airlines said that the aircraft involved was an ATR, a Franco-Italian model, where the air conditioning system only operates while the aircraft is in flight

Former Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai criticized IndiGo airlines for leaving passengers on flight 6E 7407 without air conditioning on a hot Bengaluru tarmac, calling for a change in protocols. The incident sparked discussions about passenger comfort,

T V Mohandas Pai criticises Indigo Airlines for inadequate air conditioning and poor passenger treatment during flight 6E 7407 in Bengaluru.

TV Mohandas Pai criticised Indigo airline on Sunday following a disappointing flight experience in Bengaluru. The Infosys former CFO shared that he and other passengers were forced to wait inside the plane without air conditioning (AC) before takeoff.

A recent incident has put India’s budget airline IndiGo under scrutiny after a passenger, Mohandas Pai, a Padma Shri Awardee and former CFO and Board Member at Infosys, accused the airline of failing to provide basic amenities during a flight delay.

Passengers on flight 6E 7407 in Bengaluru were left without air conditioning while sitting on the tarmac in sweltering heat, Mohandas Pai complained in his post.

CFO of Infosys, shared his disappointment with IndiGo Airlines. On a flight from Bengaluru to Coimbatore, passengers faced discomfort as the air conditioning was off while the plane was on the tarmac.