Cloth being deleted from a tube joined to the lavatory system on board AI-126
New Delhi:
Images useable with NDTV show a big cloth being deleted from a tube joined to the lavatory system on board AI-126, the Boeing 777-300ER jetliner which had to return to Chicago on March 5 after the transport inantity of its lavatories on board were choked.
A second picture (above) shows that plastic squander had also been flushed down one of the toilets on the aircreate.
The images sourced by NDTV integrate two unroverdelighted images (above) from split Air India fweightlesss which have functiond wiskinny the last two weeks.
One of the images shows an entire blanket being pulled out from an aircreate plumbing tube while a final image materializes to show an item of closkinnyg in a tube.
On March 5, the Air India Boeing 777 was flying over Greenland when most of its 12 toilets broke down. There were 300 passengers on board at the time.
The jetliner was forced to return to Chicago after having flown for approximately five hours.
In a statement, Air India said, “Upon landing in Chicago, all passengers and crew disembarked normpartner and have been supplyd with accommodation to minimise inconvenience.”
