An Air India flight was forced to turn back to Chicago from its route to Delhi after passengers reportedly clogged most of the plane’s toilets with plastic bags, rags, and clothes. The incident ...

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An investigation found that the toilets were clogged by polythene bags, rags and clothes that had been flushed down and stuck in the plumbing, Air India said in a statement on Monday. Flight AI126 ...

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clothes and plastic bags, according to the airline. The flight, Air India AI126, was five hours into its journey, when it was forced to turn around, according to flight tracking website FlightAware.

Air India said that its probe found polythene bags, rags, and clothes being flushed down, which got stuck in the plumbing In a statement, the air carrier said that its probe found polythene bags ...

Air India confirmed that its investigation found “polythene bags, rags, and clothes” flushed down the toilets, which led to blockages. The airline also urged passengers to use lavatories ...

our teams found polythene bags, rags, and clothes that had been flushed down and stuck in the plumbing. This led the lavatories to become unserviceable," said Air India spokesperson in a statement.

Prashant Tamta Updated : Mar 10, 2025, 07:40 PM IST Days after its Delhi-bound aircraft returned to Chicago (US), Air India revealed that the incident happened to unserviceable lavatories. The airline ...

The airlines on Monday issued a clarification saying that their investigation found out polythene bags, rags, and clothes that had been flushed down and stuck in the plumbing which led lavatories to ...