Delhi woman booked for opening pet dog’s cage on Akasa Air flight to Goa

A Delhi woman found herself in legal trouble after allegedly causing a disturbance on an Akasa Air flight bound for Goa by opening her pet carrier.

This incident, which occurred on Akasa Air Flight QP1378 en route from Delhi to Goa, has raised concerns due to a passenger's disregard for safety protocols regarding pet transportation.

• While the plane was in the air, a 30-year-old woman's dog began making unusual sounds, prompting her to open the crate and release the pet.
• This action caused panic among other passengers.
  The incident took place on a Delhi-to-Goa flight on Saturday, September 9.
• The woman has been charged under Section 336 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains to actions that endanger the lives or personal safety of others.

• The individual involved in the incident is identified as Alisha Adhana, who boarded the flight with a family member at Indira Gandhi International Airport.

• This behavior not only posed a potential safety risk but also caused significant disruption to fellow passengers and crew members.

• The flight crew promptly instructed the passenger to return the pet to its container in accordance with established rules.
  The passenger did not comply, causing concern among the crew.
• Upon landing in Goa, the flight crew reported the incident to the authorities.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of adhering to safety protocols when traveling with pets on commercial flights.