Jugaad at 35,000 feet: Indigo passenger's tripod trick steals the show

A recent IndiGo flight became an internet sensation when a passenger used a tripod to hold her phone at eye level, creating a personal viewing station mid-air. The clever setup sparked amusement, curiosity and debate, with many praising the idea as a classic example of "jugaad" – creative problem-solving at its best.

The clip was posted by X user @imYadav31, who described the scene as one of the most unexpected things he had witnessed on a flight.

The passenger's innovative approach allowed for hands-free viewing and avoided neck strain, making it a hit among fellow flyers. Some even admitted to using similar setups on long-haul flights without proper phone holders. However, a few raised concerns about airport security rules, questioning whether tripods and gimbals are allowed in cabin baggage.

This isn't the first time an IndiGo flight has made headlines online. Passengers have shared emotional, funny, nd heartwarming moments from mid-air proposals to surprise announcements, showcasing flights as spaces for unforgettable experiences.

Passengers are finding new ways to stay comfortable and entertained, even thousands of feet above the ground.