Air India’s new management has maintained the Maharaja will continue to be part of the airline, but the executives now say the mascot will likely not remain in the same role
The Air India spokesperson told HT that the aviation regulator DGCA was informed about the July 9 incident. However, no action was taken against the passenger.
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