An old video has resurfaced showing a drunk passenger on a flight from Delhi to Bangkok allegedly urinating on a fellow traveller. The incident took place on AI2336 on April 9, 2025. The incident, which involved a middle-aged man, is being shared widely on social media again and the old video shows the drunk passenger urinating inside the aircraft cabin, he was travelling in the business class section of the aircraft.
One of the co-passengers who was on the same flight, Shivamm, shared the old video on Instagram on December 30, 2025, saying that the drunk passenger exposed himself and started urinating on other passengers, however, what shocked him the most was that the man walked out normally without any action being taken against him.
Shivamm who is a frequent traveller, saw the whole thing firsthand, “With no visible accountability and no real sense that passenger safety was being prioritised. It made me question everything is there no law or safety protocol to protect passengers onboard, does flying business class give someone a free pass, and is this really how such incidents are handled after passengers spend nearly $1,000 (Rs 80,000) on a one-way ticket?”
No female passenger was present
Sharing the old video, he further said that there was no female passenger in the business class, “Thankfully there were no female passengers onboard, which is honestly the most disturbing part because if a woman were travelling alone and had to experience something like this, how could she ever feel safe again? Flying is supposed to be one of the safest forms of travel, but moments like this make you wonder if that’s still true, so I’m sharing this to genuinely ask has anyone else experienced something like this, how was it handled, and is this the standard we’re expected to accept now? This shouldn’t be normal,”
Social media shared their opinion on the incident, one of the users commented that, “Alcohol should be ban in flight specially Indian passengers ke sath. Free ki daru uncle log bhot dakelte hai (Alcohol should be banned on flights, especially with Indian passengers. Some uncle types drink excessively because it’s free).”
Experts from the aviation industry said that airlines have a strict policy for unruly behaviour and that DGCA maintains a no-fly list for passengers who show such behaviour.
