Many Indian airlines spend more on publicity than on passenger safety: Survey

Mumbai, 22 Jul (PTI) Pan-InDia online survey of about 76 percent of the participants in India, many airlines in India, said that more than passenger security on promotion, he said.

The online survey conducted by local floors revealed that 64 percent of these participants experienced at least a coarse flight, including a difficult departure, landing or flight status in the last three years.

The survey, which received 44,000 responses from the citizens in 322 regions, has gained importance in the midst of an event both in the air and on the ground.

Among them, Air India’s Boeing 787-8 aircraft accident, which was run by Tata Group in seconds after going to London Gatwick from Ahmedabad last month, killed 241 and 19 out of 242 passengers on board.

Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is investigating the accident and already presented the preliminary report.

In addition, on Monday, passengers in Air India had a narrow escape after the plane died from the runway during the landing.

The same day, another Air India flight, “technical snag” due to the last minute Delhi’dan canceled for the departure of the Calcutta, Goa’dan Indigo flight “landing equipment” due to an emergency landing.

At the same time, the outer window frame of a Spicejet flight working on Goa-Pune, creating panic among passengers on the Bombardier Q400 aircraft, caused the air in the air.

“Do you believe that Indian -based airlines spend more than security for promotion?” He asked. “Yes, all”; 33 percent of the participants, “yes, some” stated that 11 percent of the participants focused on more promotion and less security and 13 percent of the participants did not give a clear answer according to the statement.

“In summary, 76 percent of the Indian airline passengers participating in the survey believes that many airlines spend more than security for promotion.” He said.

63 percent of the total participants in the survey were male and 37 percent were female.

In addition, 46 percent of the participants’ level 1, 25 percent, Tier 2 and the remaining 29 percent of the 3rd, 4, 5 and rural areas, he said.

The questionnaire also said, “In the last three years, what percentage of your flights (take -off, flight or landing) are rude or traumatically classified in the last three years?” He asked.

“75 percent of 75 percent of the 75 percent of the flights of 75 percent of more than 50 percent of the flight, 6 percent of the participants 40-50 percent of the flight, 6 percent of the participants 30-40 % of the participants, 9 percent of the participants’ 10-20 percent of the flight, and locally” as “” as “.

“In summary, 64 percent of the survey in India says that they have made at least one or more rough flights with a difficult departure, landing or flight experience in the last 3 years.” He said.