It is a 14-and-a-half-hour flight from Chicago to New Delhi. Working toilets are a must for an aircraft capable of carrying 342 people. Last Wednesday, after lifting off from O'Hare, the Air India ...

It is a 14-and-a-half-hour flight from Chicago to New Delhi. Working toilets are a must for an aircraft capable of carrying 342 people. Last Wednesday, after lifting off from O’Hare, the Air ...

Air India Flight 126 from Chicago to Delhi had to return mid-flight after 10 hours due to multiple toilets becoming clogged. Passengers flushing plastic bags, rags, and clothes caused significant ...

An Air India flight from Chicago to New Delhi last Wednesday was forced to return several hours into its journey after multiple bathrooms on the plane were clogged with rags, clothes and plastic ...

Passengers aboard an Air India flight to Delhi suffered a 10-hour trip to nowhere after the plane was forced to circle back to Chicago when all but one of its toilets allegedly became clogged and ...

An Air India flight was forced to turn around mid flight after at least nine toilets became clogged up. The extreme circumstances led to the plane from Chicago to Delhi having to return to the ...

Air India Flight 126 had been soaring over Greenland when passengers flushed polythene bags, rags, and clothes down the lavatory johns, rendering eight out of twelve toilets inoperable, airline ...

Air India is urging travelers to "use lavatories only for purposes they are meant for" after a flight to Delhi returned to Chicago due to eight of its 12 toilets becoming clogged.

After 10-Hour Trip Due to Clogged Toilets. Air India Flight 126 initially left Chicago O'Hare International Airport on March 5, before returning 10 hours later. By. Brenton Blanchet.

In 2017, an Air India flight from Delhi to Chicago saw all its working toilets go out of use mid-flight, allegedly due to passengers flushing plastic bottles and sanitary items.

The tragic crash of Air India’s AI171 on June 12, which claimed 270 lives in one of the worst airline disasters in recent years, has triggered a crisis of confidence in Indian aviation.