IndiGo Flight Viral Video: Family Turns Cabin Into Mini Cafeteria With Samosas, Dhoklas and Theplas

A family appears to have turned an IndiGo flight cabin into a mini cafeteria after a video showing them serving a large spread of homemade food during the journey went viral on social media.

The video, shared on X, shows a woman opening a stack of disposable plates before serving food to members of her family. Several passengers from the group can be seen eating from the plates as snacks and condiments are passed around the cabin.

Samosas, Dhoklas And Theplas Served On Flight

The food spread appeared to include samosas, dhoklas, theplas and namkeen mixtures, with the family seemingly arriving prepared for an elaborate in-flight meal. IndiGo Flight 6E-1486 Passenger Caught With Gold Hidden in Mouth at Bengaluru Airport.

The scene went beyond simply eating snacks. Some girls in the group were seen doing their press-on nails, while other family members remained focused on the food. Several passengers could also be seen moving around the cabin while carrying their plates.

Family Turns Cabin Into Mini Cafeteria

Towards the end of the video, the woman who had been serving the food collected the used disposable plates and other waste into a large garbage bag.

The Viral IndiGo Flight Video

The video has since gone viral on social media, triggering mixed reactions from users. While some found the family's elaborate preparation amusing, others questioned whether serving and eating such a large meal was appropriate inside an aircraft cabin. Bhubaneswar Airport Viral Video: Woman Climbs Luggage Belt, Lashes Out at IndiGo Staff Over Flight Cancellation.

One X user questioned why the cabin crew had not intervened, arguing that airlines should have policies regarding outside food similar to those followed by restaurants.

Others raised concerns about food smells inside the confined cabin, saying that strong smells could potentially make the journey uncomfortable for other passengers.

Internet Debates Family's In-Flight Feast

The discussion has also focused on the family's movement around the cabin and the way the food was being served.

The viral IndiGo flight video has therefore sparked a wider debate over airline etiquette and passenger behaviour. While bringing and eating food may be viewed by some as harmless, others believe serving a large family-style spread inside a flight could inconvenience fellow passengers.

IndiGo's official response to the viral video is awaited. The article will be updated if the airline issues a statement.

For now, the video has left social media divided: Is a family feast on a flight harmless fun, or does it cross the line of basic cabin etiquette?

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