IndiGo flight attendant tells passenger 'I am not your servant' in nasty row
Dramatic video shows a flight attendant laying into an insolent passenger after he allegedly made her co-worker cry over a meal request — furiously telling the traveler that she is not his “servant.”
“Shut up! I am not your servant,” the IndiGo crew member snaps at the passenger in the now-viral videoThe fed-up flight attendant was working on IndiGo flight 6E 12 from Istanbul to Delhi on Dec. 16 when the row broke out, the low-cost Indian airline confirmed in a statement to Shukla.“Stop pointing your finger at me and yelling at me, my crew is crying because of you,” the unnamed airline worker continues.
“You cannot talk to the crew like that,” she yells, as another crew member attempts to calm the situation and lead her co-worker away. The shouting match erupted after the passenger asked for a sandwich and was told by the crew that they had to make sure one was available,
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