IndiGo Worker Fell Asleep In Cargo Compartment, Plane Took-Off With Him
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IndiGo Airlines Bag Loader: The cargo door was closed and the loader woke up as the aircraft took off from the Mumbai airport, the officials informed.
A loader of IndiGo Airlines fell asleep in the cargo compartment of the Mumbai-Abu Dhabi flight, but was found safe on arrival in the capital city of the UAE, officials of aviation regulator DGCA said today.
After the loading of baggage in the aircraft, one of the loaders of the private carrier fell asleep behind the baggage in the cargo compartment on Sunday's flight, they said.
The cargo door was closed and the loader woke up as the aircraft took off from the Mumbai airport, the officials informed.
After the aircraft landed in Abu Dhabi in United Arab emirates (UAE), a medical examination of the loader was conducted by Abu Dhabi authorities and his physical condition was found to be stable and normal, they said.
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