Easy!

Just offer familiar street food on the flight laden with "Delhi Belly" and charge each passenger extra for a "cleaning fee" to clean up the bathroom after they use it. 😲

Usually you are requested to sit down in your assigned seat for safety reasons, if the Indians refused these 'requests' the Captain should have diverted the flight for safety reasons.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photo courtesy of Odisha TV India

 

By Puntid Tantivangphaisal

 

A flight to Thailand turned into a scene of mid-air mayhem, sparking outrage online after a viral video showcased the unruly behaviour of Indian passengers.

 

Shared by Ankit Kumar, a content creator aboard the Thai AirAsia flight, the footage reveals groups of Indian men standing in the aisle, chatting loudly, snacking, and blatantly ignoring air hostesses’ repeated requests to return to their seats.

 

Social media erupted after the video, captioned with the sentiment that such antics “bring a bad name to the country,” amassed over 29,000 likes and millions of views. Many users expressed embarrassment over their compatriots’ conduct.

 

“Money doesn’t get you class!”

 

“We should never defend such behaviour. It tarnishes India’s image globally.”

 

Comments poured in from Indians both at home and abroad, highlighting a pattern of poor manners in public spaces.

 

 

 

“I’m half Indian, living in Germany, and this is common—loud talking, blocking train exits, and even playing music on phones without headphones.”

 

“They’ve turned the flight into a train or bus. This plane hasn’t even landed, and it’s already chaos!”

 

The incident reignited discussions about civic sense and cultural etiquette. Some users criticised the lack of accountability.

 

“This is why Bharat remains a third-world country. Stop blaming the government.”

 

This is not an isolated case. A similar complaint came from a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) who shared on Reddit how Indian passengers on a Munich to Delhi flight caused chaos with loud conversations and disregard for fellow travellers, reported Odisha TV India.

 

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-12-20

 

 

 

14 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

What do you expect from people who until that moment only used busses and trains in India?

How racist.  What class do you think you belong to? Dalit maybe???

14 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

I recently flew with Air India from Swampy to Delhi and it was the worst flight that I have even been on .

   80 % of the passengers were groups of Indian "Uncles" , different groups of 10-20 men and they all seemed to be returning for a week in Pattaya .

   They just couldn't sit still , it was constant commotion and noise , moving about and calling the steward relentlessly .

   I was in the aisle seat and as soon as we landed, before the plane even stopped , the India guy next to me asked me whether I was just going to just  sit there and not get off the place . I told him  that we couldn't get off the plane until the doors had opened and that would be about another ten minutes , but he was insistent that he wanted to stand in the aisle waiting for the doors to open 

 

Somewhere, there's an Indian guy complaining about how constrained he was on a flight because nobody was allowed to get up and chat and have fun.  It is a holiday, after all.

 

Can anyone explain to me why Thailand has introduced a visa free policy for Indians? No other country has done so. 

 

The vast majority are just horrific tourists, low spenders, who turn away quality tourists. 

 

In Pattaya their behaviour is border line abuse to Thai women. They are sex pests out there - 6 of them onto 1 vulnerable Thai lady. They view every woman as a prostitute, even normal ladies. Their sex drive is just of the scale out there. 

 

 

Immediate visa restrictions, with fees need putting back up. The irony is, India doesn't even let Thai's in visa free (Despite their economy per person being 3 times worst off). 

 

Indian behaviour i've noticed.

 

1) As soon as the tyres of the planes hit the ground, they get up grab their bags and head to the door. Despite pleas to remain seated they take no notice. The irony being most of the low cost carriers just turf you onto a bus to the terminal, so you gained no advantage. 

 

2) The vast majority of these men are sex tourists, if you go by their behaviour in Pattaya and Phuket. Yes some come as families and they are the types of tourists Thailand should try and encourage, not these groups of single men. The indian tourists you get in Europe and America are the upper class. 

 

3) For many it's their first international holiday, and bring some bad habits with them - like trash on the floor, the dreaded urinating on walls. My worst experience was when a mother told her child to just urinate in the pool (i can speak some hindi). A man nearby bought up some phlegm and just spat in the pool too. Another was passing by and decided to wash his sweaty face in the pool. 

 

4) Thai's do not like Indians, and look down on them. They are very racist towards them if you can speak some Thai. 

 

5) Whilst not as bad as chinese tourists around a buffet they come close for panicking the food will run out. 

 

6) If a tour included food option, they will constantly complain about when food is coming. They will make sure they eat enough for 3 days. 

 

7) They do not shop in any fancy malls. You go to any major mall, one thing you will notice how rare it is you see an indian. 

 

8 ) They hit 7/11 and just completely ransack the instant noodle of the shelves. 

In my observation they must be among the most unhealthy air passengers i have encountered by the number requiring wheel chairs to board  flights, but strangely on reaching their destination are able to disembark quite briskly.

2 minutes ago, heybuz said:

In my observation they must be among the most unhealthy air passengers i have encountered by the number requiring wheel chairs to board  flights, but strangely on reaching their destination are able to disembark quite briskly.

 

Many abuse the system. Little grasp of English, some elderly, their families simply put them down as needing wheel chair assistance. This automatically means they get taken to their gate and onto the plane, despite having no such issues walking up. 

 

It's abused massively, and i am surprised no one ever makes an issue out of it. 

It's good that they didn't want to take a <deleted>...

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photo courtesy of Odisha TV India

 

By Puntid Tantivangphaisal

 

A flight to Thailand turned into a scene of mid-air mayhem, sparking outrage online after a viral video showcased the unruly behaviour of Indian passengers.

 

Shared by Ankit Kumar, a content creator aboard the Thai AirAsia flight, the footage reveals groups of Indian men standing in the aisle, chatting loudly, snacking, and blatantly ignoring air hostesses’ repeated requests to return to their seats.

 

Social media erupted after the video, captioned with the sentiment that such antics “bring a bad name to the country,” amassed over 29,000 likes and millions of views. Many users expressed embarrassment over their compatriots’ conduct.

 

“Money doesn’t get you class!”

 

“We should never defend such behaviour. It tarnishes India’s image globally.”

 

Comments poured in from Indians both at home and abroad, highlighting a pattern of poor manners in public spaces.

 

 

“I’m half Indian, living in Germany, and this is common—loud talking, blocking train exits, and even playing music on phones without headphones.”

 

“They’ve turned the flight into a train or bus. This plane hasn’t even landed, and it’s already chaos!”

 

The incident reignited discussions about civic sense and cultural etiquette. Some users criticised the lack of accountability.

 

“This is why Bharat remains a third-world country. Stop blaming the government.”

 

This is not an isolated case. A similar complaint came from a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) who shared on Reddit how Indian passengers on a Munich to Delhi flight caused chaos with loud conversations and disregard for fellow travellers, reported Odisha TV India.

 

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-12-20

 

 

Old Indian guy blasting heavy metal music from his portable loudspeaker. 
 

Where?

 

In a small town in Canada, walking late morning with his friend along the lakefront promenade, going fishing. 

 

3 hours ago, Classic Ray said:

Usual procedure is to identify the unruly passengers and have the police meet the plane to offload and deal with the offenders by arrest and deportation.

 

Don't the Thai and Indian airlines use this procedure?

 

And miss out on the tourist money???  The whole point of tolerating behaviour like this is that in the long run it makes people money.

3 hours ago, arick said:

Go for it l. We sat on the floor drinking vodka on a Royal Brunei flight from Heathrow to Dubia. Never  once was questioned. It's amazing how judgmental half indians can be to their fellow natives.  

Thai AirAsia   is extremely racist towards Indians on their flights coming from India to Bangkok.

Never questioned? Did you ask yourself... am I being an inconsiderate a*hole "? 

 

Obviously not. How are other passengers supposed to get about the plane? 

2 minutes ago, 1happykamper said:

Never questioned? Did you ask yourself... am I being an inconsiderate a*hole "?

 

I don't think anyone who sits on the floor drinking vodka has such worries...

 

Same as some hotels......half dozen rooms booked on one floor, all the doors left open and the corridor just becomes a communal living space.....kids running riot or gangs of men loitering.

 

We cancelled our room and checked out of the A1 in Pattaya.....it was bedlam.

3 hours ago, Oliver Holzerfilled said:

Assign the crew batons or preferably lathi sticks.  That will get those seat belts buckled.

 

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/north/story/delhi-police-softer-plastic-batons-vs-bamboo-lathis-mob-managment-166943-2013-06-15

 

 

No need, just aim the plane for some turbulence, problem solved. A nice wind shear should do the trick.

Dummies.

 

 

 

 

I've had the misfortune at various times to be on planes loaded with Chinese, Afghans, Nigerians and Indians and the majority of all of them act like self entitled pr1cks with no regard for anyone other than themselves. I'd put them all in the same boat but, I'd say the Nigerians edge it! Even the Emirates staff detested the Lagos to Dubai flight! 

3 hours ago, Rickman66 said:

This behaviour really STINKS 

So do they, dirty b+st+rds

I'm surprised the Captain didn't turn the plane around due to the safety aspect. A large number of passengers were badly injured, even paralysed on a flight recently over Myanmar when it hit an air pocket. imagine if the particular flight had also hit one. Who would get the blame for all the casualties? The airline.

15 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

They just couldn't sit still , it was constant commotion and noise , moving about and calling the steward relentlessly .

Last year I was on an Easyjet flight from Gatwick to Antalya and just the same, except the passengers were Brits.

1 hour ago, DonniePeverley said:

Can anyone explain to me why Thailand has introduced a visa free policy for Indians? No other country has done so. 

 

The vast majority are just horrific tourists, low spenders, who turn away quality tourists. 

 

In Pattaya their behaviour is border line abuse to Thai women. They are sex pests out there - 6 of them onto 1 vulnerable Thai lady. They view every woman as a prostitute, even normal ladies. Their sex drive is just of the scale out there. 

 

 

Immediate visa restrictions, with fees need putting back up. The irony is, India doesn't even let Thai's in visa free (Despite their economy per person being 3 times worst off). 

 

Being a sex pest is cultural entitlement for most of them 

 

 

 

 

Loud and obnoxious. But they keep coming,

More "quality" tourists 🤣

at least they did not cook on the plane

 

did they share one glas with 10 straws?

 

 

3 hours ago, theshu25 said:

I wonder if any of the idiots were sitting on the roof or the wings  as they do on trains in India.

They would have been the quiet ones onboard.

At least till they lost their grip    

Bitch all you want                      It's cultural                               it won't change

Sad to say , this reminds me of my Eva Air flight back to Thailand last year. Full of overweight mongers on their way to party in Pattaya.

They just would not stay in their seats despite air hostesses asking nicely. I had a seat by the emegency exit for the legroom but the area in front of me turned into a meeting place. Never had this on Eva Air before but with BA no longer flying LHR to BKK the plane was completely full. Might try an alternative airline next trip or maybe I was just unlucky.

4 hours ago, arick said:

Go for it l. We sat on the floor drinking vodka on a Royal Brunei flight from Heathrow to Dubia. Never  once was questioned. It's amazing how judgmental half indians can be to their fellow natives.  

Thai AirAsia   is extremely racist towards Indians on their flights coming from India to Bangkok.

And your proud of being an ass?

40 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Last year I was on an Easyjet flight from Gatwick to Antalya and just the same, except the passengers were Brits.

 

   I do not believe that 

I had a flight like that between San Diego and LAX one time.  Everyone was up and chatting, but the stewardesses were up pouring champagne and and chatting with the rest of us.  That was the most fun flight that I've ever taken.