Family allege negligence after woman dies on SpiceJet flight
The family of a woman who died on a flight has filed a complaint against Indian carrier SpiceJet.
A 34-year-old woman died during a flight this week from Mumbai to Varanasi after complaining of ill health and subsequently collapsed.
The woman’s family allege the airline failed to provide necessary medical assistance, a charge SpiceJet denies.
The woman, named Sangeeta, was seen by a doctor onboard, the airline says.
“A passenger travelling on board SG 704 from Mumbai to Varanasi complained of breathlessness. The passenger was attended to by a doctor onboard and assisted by SpiceJet cabin crew. She was provided with all necessary medical assistance. The captain informed ATC and requested for medical assistance on landing,” a SpiceJet statement said.
She was pronounced dead by medical staff after being taken to a local hospital and a post mortem will be carried out to ascertain the cause of death.
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