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A former official from the government think tank NITI Aayog has raised issues regarding her recent experience flying business class with Air India. The passenger expressed her dissatisfaction with a broken seat during her flight, highlighting the discomfort and inconvenience it caused during her journey.
In her complaint, she detailed how the malfunctioning seat affected her overall travel experience, emphasizing the expectations that come with purchasing a business class ticket. The passenger's disappointment reflects broader concerns about service quality and maintenance within the airline, especially given its reputation and the premium pricing associated with business class travel.
As Air India continues to work on enhancing its services and customer satisfaction, this incident serves as a reminder of the importance of addressing passenger concerns promptly. The airline's response to such complaints will be crucial in restoring confidence among its travelers and ensuring a pleasant flying experience in the future.
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