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I am really annoyed with the disgustin way you treat your costumers .
no proper information , no costumer support at all no one is asnwering the call .. i am trying from one week you r not giving us a free ticket
PIA is better then u all

PLEASE SHOW A BIT OF SINCERIETY TOWARDS THE COSTOMERS .

i have email many time also no one respons to that also..
best thing close down this line if you all cant handle it..
this is not charity organisation .. u r charging us remember that
i will never suggest any one for this airline

Dear air india team ,
I am really annoyed with the disgustin way you treat your costumers .
no proper information , no costumer support at all
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT I AM PAYING FOR THE TRAVEL AND NOT TRAVELLING FOR FREE , PLEASE SHOW A BIT OF SINCERIETY TOWARDS THE COSTOMERS .

EVEN IF AIR INDIA IS THE LAST POSSIBLE OPTION TO FLY I WOULD PREFFER THE GENERAL COMPARTMENT OF A PASSENGER TRAIN , BUT NOT AIR INDIA EXPRESS EVER

TAHANKING YOU
A NEVER GONNA FLY AIR INDIA PASSENGER

Proudly Say Mera Bharat Mahan ,Soo (100) me se Ninanwe (99)Beiman

plz find below my email written to Airindiaexpress but they are sleeping on my complaint.

----Original Message-----
From: biznsplus <biznsplus [at] aol [dot] com>
To: customersupport <customersupport [at] airindiaexpress [dot] in>; iasmatq <iasmatq [at] yahoo [dot] co [dot] in>; atqcity <atqcity [at] airindiaexpress [dot] in>; atqairindia <atqairindia [at] yahoo [dot] com>; dxbcity <dxbcity [at] airindiaexpress [dot] in>; dxbapt <dxbapt [at] airindiaexpress [dot] in>
Sent: Tue, Jun 28, 2011 5:16 pm
Subject: theft from checked Baggage IX192,DXB-ATQ flight ,25june

Dear Commercial Manager,
Air India Express

I would like to draw your kind attention untoward incident of theft from checked baggage.My mother traveled from Dubai Terminal 2 to Amritsar on 25 june 2011 by 2100 hrs flight.After collecting checked baggage(Amritsar Airport) she realized her someone had touched it as all the pockets were half open and lock was also not in same fashion as she locked it.after opening the baggage in front of CISF staff deployed next to customs(Amristar airport)she noticed all the boxes /packs had been thoroughly searched like makeup kit ,one food pack ,mobile packaging box, jewellery box.

she discovered following items missing:

Jewellery:
1.ladies gold chain snake pattern.40gms.
2.ladies gold ear ring 11 gms.
3.Male gold plain finger ring 6 gms.

Electronics:

1.new E5 NOKIA mobile phone.

I would like you take the necessary action and trace the culprit and recover the stolen items .I am staying in this country ( UAE dubai )since last 6 years till date i haven't heard any of this incident from anyone. This is a big question mark on the honesty and integrity of your staff.
Honestly saying this particular incident had shaken our faith and confidence to travel by Air India Express.

Please do the needful.

Thanks and Regards

Rajesh Singh
Dubai
971503780486

To whom it may concern, Flight Air India - AI112
On the 29th May 2011

I am a frequent traveler and have flown with many airlines both in business class and economy class in the past number of years. I was shocked at the treatment i received on my first ever Air India flight and feel compelled to bring this to your attention and possibly bring it to the attention of authorities within the aviation business should we not get a satisfactory solution to the treatment which I encountered.
Before I explain the circumstance of my grievances I would like to point out a few facts, firstly I am regularly a business class passenger but I do understand the difference in expected service between the business class cabin and an economy cabin and I fully accepted that drop in service when I was booking my tickets. Secondly I had recently been ill and was eager to remain hydrated throughout the flight. Finally the awful service and treatment I received wasn’t actually from the young man who served my meals, but from his colleagues while they were seated at the back of the plane during periods in which they were not actively serving a meal or pushing various trolleys up and down.
My first experience of my treatment came when I walked to the back of the plane to go to the toilet and found 3-4 cabin crew members sitting chatting to each other. I wished to cross over to the other side to use the toilets but was told by a young man with terrible manners that I would have to walk the whole way around, as I walked away in bewilderment I could hear this young man and a female member of staff giggling and laughing, now while I obviously don’t know what they were laughing at it certainly made me feel self conscious. I find it impossible to explain how cabin crew would not have the good manners to briefly stand-up to let a paying customer cross the aisle to use the toilet.
My second and somewhat more prolonged experience was when I wished to order water to remain hydrated throughout the flight ( I asked for water 3 times during the flight from London to Delhi which I don’t think is excessive). On the first occasion I turned on the service light, only for a member of the cabin crew to turn it off without asking what I wanted. I turned on the light again, and finally a member of staff approached, with an extremely negative attitude. He may as well have said to me “what are you bothering me for”. I asked him for water which I received as he practically threw the bottle at me without as much as checking if that was all I needed or uttering a word. I really felt as if I was inconveniencing him. On the second occasion my light was on for a prolonged period before the same cabin crew member dealt with me in a similarly awful fashion. Finally on the third occasion which I asked for water the same crew member arrived with a large bottle of water for me, with an expression which suggest he was bored of me interrupting his conversation at the back of the plane.
While none of the above is truly an awful offense I couldn’t help but notice the prompt and courtous responses some of my fellow passengers’ received most notably a middle aged man, clearly of Indian origin. As one of the few Anglo-Irish people on the plane I couldn’t help but think that had I been of a different race (namely Indian) I would have been dealt with in a much more professional manner. I would expect this as a minimum from an airline which is every expanding and looking to truly internationalise their business. Surely this is not just an Indian airline for Indian people but an Indian airline in which all races would be dealt with in the same professional manner.
This experience has truly scared my imagege of Air India and while I could continue to type my anger on the page I believe it would add little extra. Surely you can see form the above that my experience with the airline was truly awful and I would call on you to at least rectify the treatment i received before my return trip on the 27th of June (Air India - AI333 & Air India - AI111) from Bangkok to London via Delhi. If I have not heard form you before then I will have little option but to bring this matter further, working on the assumption that Air India find this situation acceptable, which I certainly didn’t

Yours sincerely
Conor Brides