Doctor threatened to crash Air India Express plane.

A 36-year-old female doctor has been charged with allegedly threatening to crash an Air India Express flight bound for Surat International Airport (STV/VASU) in Gujarat. Officials said the incident began when she asked the cabin crew to bring her hand baggage, which she had left near the front row, to her assigned seat at 20F. The situation escalated when the cabin crew refused her request and she allegedly threatened to ‘crash the plane’, leading the crew to alert the pilot.

But what led the doctor to make such a threat? And what are the consequences of making such claims? A female doctor allegedly threatened to crash an Air India Express flight. Dr Vyas Hiral Mohanbhai from Yelahanka, was taken off the flight after the incident, according to The Indian Express.

Despite several attempts by the crew and the pilot to calm her down, she reportedly refused to cooperate. She also shouted at other passengers who tried to speak to her, it was reported. The pilot and crew then called airport security and CISF personnel, who removed her from the aircraft. According to the complaint, the incident went on from around 2.45 pm to 5.30 pm on the 17th of June.

Police added that her aggressive behaviour continued at the KIA police station, where she allegedly abused and assaulted officers. “This was the first time we heard such abusive language in the station,” a senior officer told Business Standard.