| Address: New Delhi, Delhi |
Dear customer service,
I traveled to new delhi on air india flight ai333 from bangkok to new delhi on 15th march 2019. As i was keen to experience the maharaja service, i opted for business class tickets to fully get the most out of your state-of-the-art 787 dreamliner experience that your team has always been promised its technological marvel. I was happily to be seated on 1a along with my mother ramanjit kaur on 1b.
Well lets just say for me it turned out to be 'maharona' kind of experience. Why?
The only thing that i looked forward to experiencing was your much hyped in-flight entertainment which, turns out, didn't work the entire 4.40hrs journey, leaving me an everlasting impression of being fully taken for granted as a passenger who paid substantially more to get a flawless service. Admitted that in flight entertainment isn't the only but it is an integral part of a 4.5 hrs flight where a regular flyer looks forward to, especially from india's national carrier.
By the way, before you generalize this let me also say that economy class had no such complaint.
The crew, as much as they were cordial and attentive, did try to get me to sit in any 10-12 business class vacant seats which i was happy to switch. But guess what, i was in for another surprise, none of them worked!
After countless reboots, shortly after take off, the cabin crew finally gave up. I was told that only in a couple of seats, again according to the cabin crew, did the screens work but sadly they were all occupied. So is this my luck or my fault? Ofcourse its the carrier that has to be blamed.
Apologies galore, noting it down in the cabin log, and handing me a suggestion card to write my complaint are the only things all i will take back from this horrible dream (Liner).
So what do i want? I need the airlines formal apology to me and my mother along with full compensation of the airfare we paid. It relatively a very small price for such a blunder that could've costed you more dearly had it occurred elsewhere in the world.
As a star alliance member, i could've taken any other airline under the flyer programme umbrella. Regretful as i am now, i wish i did.
Several pictures and video logs can ensure you that i have all the proof to make this go socially viral should this issue go down the drain and not be treated seriously.
Show some 'maharaja' heart if you've got one, team air india.
Viroon madan
Air India customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
Nobody has a duty to reply to unidentified complaint.
The complaint regarding the missing luggage had to be submitted in written to the Air India or to their agent. They might issue PIR with similar document which state date, number, description of loss, name of passenger and address.
If the baggage is not received in 21 days, the complaint has to contain the basic fields:-
1. Particulars of the address, according to e-ticket, or PNR, or invoice
2. Particulars of the submitter: full name, address, email, phone, bank account number
3. Brief description of the events:
when, where, which services had been ordered according to, for example, PNR or e-ticket or PIR;
4. Request: the statement of the act from the responder (what do you want in figures)
5. Signature / name, date, time, place.
The responding party has 10 days (max 15 days) for the complaint processing, or refusal to processthe claim, stating the addressee, reasons, decision, his particulars.
Such documents are not seen here.
In addition, the author does not know his all rights, which are acquired.
If the claim is not processed within 21 days or not full amount is paid the passenger is entitled to claim money from the offender via one of the authorities:-
1. Department general of civil aviation in the state of residence, if in India,
2. Customers court (forum) in the state of residence, if in India,
3. District court (forum) in the state of residence, if in India,
4. The authority in Bahrain.
If the passenger does not know the rules and his all rights, incurred from the cancellation of the flight,
he or she is entitled to hire the lawyer or the legal professional for the agreed fee.
Such assistance can cost from rupees 8000, for such types of cases,
with the maximum expected compensation ~ USD 1250 per 1 piece of baggage,
which was lost and not delivered following arrival of
the 4 March 2019 AI939 flight from Delhi to Manama airport, Bahrain in economy class of the service.
Regards.
sr manager for ICAO / IATA irregulations matters (Asia and Europe)
Aryan engineers Ltd
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