Mumbai, June 17
A week after an Air India passenger allegedly found a blade-like metal piece in his food onboard a Bangalore-San Francisco flight, the airline on Monday confirmed the presence of a “foreign object” in the food.
It (the object) came from the vegetable processing machine used at the facilities of its catering partner, the airline said in a statement.
This is the second incident involving the food served on the Tata Group-owned airline’s long-haul flights.
Earlier on Saturday, a business-class passenger of the airline’s New Delhi-Newark flight had alleged that he was served “uncooked” food by the airline and the seats were dirty, describing the journey as “no less than a nightmare”.
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