Aditi Rao Hydari faces 19 hours ordeal at Heathrow Airport for her missing luggage
Aditi Rao Hydari faces 19 hours ordeal at Heathrow Airport for her missing luggage
Actress Aditi Rao Hydari had a frustrating ordeal at London’s Heathrow Airport as she had to wait for over as long as 19 hours for her luggage which went missing. Pathetically there were no airport staff to help her out
As of now, Aditi Rao is basking in the success of Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar’ and winning name and fame for her recent appearance at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.
Taking to her X account, Aditi wrote, British_Airways and Heathrow Airport have reached an all-time low! The flight from Mumbai landed in London at 2:15 pm It’s 6:02 pm tired passengers, hungry children, and people in wheelchairs chairs are waiting at an empty luggage belt with no information and zero responsibility except QR codes that are being handed out for an airport where the tech has supposedly crashed! Irony x 100 Innefficinecy x max Oh! generous compensation for toiletries are being offered. Geeee thanks!”
In a subsequent post, she added, “19 hours and ticking…Also, British_Airways just putting it out there. This isn’t my first rodeo with the brits… that I’m not one to go down without a fight for justice! So can you free our bags! ASAP! I have a conference to attend, and the essentials I’ll need for it will not meet your criteria for essentials.”
In April, too Aditi suffered the ordeal of being stuck in a flight early morning in Mumbai as there was “no ladder nor an airbridge”.The airline issued a statement clarifying that the delay was “12 minutes”. She had captioned her post: “New lows every day! No ladder nor an airbridge. While we watch the 12:10 a.m. airport circus. Stranded vistara mumbai airport terminal 2
In its statement, Vistara had said that they confirm the deboarding of Vistara flight UK 876 operating from Hyderabad to Mumbai which aced a delay of 12 minutes due to an obstruction in aligning the step ladder with our aircraft.
The actress will next appear in ‘Gandhi Talks’ and ‘Lioness,’ currently in production stages.
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