The inaugural Air India Express flight between Surat and Bangkok has made headlines for a strange reason, with several reports claiming passengers on the flight drank so much that the crew ran out of alcohol onboard.

Air India Express' inaugural 4-hour flight from Surat in Gujarat to Thailand capital Bangkok saw good sales of liquor onboard, with some passengers claiming the stock ran out. Passengers on a flight from Surat to Bangkok allegedly drank all of the booze during the four-hour trip.

Air India's first direct flight from Surat to Bangkok gains attention for alleged consumption of 15 litres of alcohol

Air India Express' inaugural 4-hour flight from Surat in Gujarat to Thailand capital Bangkok saw good sales of liquor onboard, with some passengers claiming the stock ran out.

Air India Express' inaugural four-hour flight from Surat in Gujarat to Thailand capital Bangkok saw good sales of liquor onboard, with some passengers claiming the stock ran out. The flight, operated with a Boeing 737-8 aircraft on Friday, had 175 passengers and six crew members onboard. The passenger capacity of the plane is 176.

Air India Express operated its inaugural Surat to Bangkok flight with brisk onboard liquor sales, despite claims of low stock. Officials refuted these claims, noting regulations limit passengers to 100ml of liquor each.

An inaugural Air India Express flight from Surat to Bangkok ran out of its 15 liters of alcoholic beverages, worth INR 1.8 lakh, after 300 passengers consumed it all during the four-hour journey. Passengers shared videos of the festive atmosphere on social media,

Alcohol consumption is prohibited in Gujarat. However, officials from the budget airline clarified on Sunday that while there were brisk alcohol sales during the Surat-Bangkok flight, the stock was not depleted,

Air India Express launched its new route from Surat to Bangkok with significant onboard liquor sales. Some passengers claimed alcohol ran out, but officials assured stocks were adequate. The flight used a Boeing 737-8 with 175 passengers.

About 300 passengers travelling on the first flight from Surat to Bangkok allegedly finished the whole stock of alcohol in just a four-hour journey, according to a report by Gujarat Samachar. They drank 15 litres of liquor worth ₹1.

Air India Express’ inaugural flight from Surat, Gujarat, to Bangkok saw strong liquor sales on board, though some passengers had claimed on social media that the stock ran out. The 4-hour flight, operated with a Boeing 737-8 aircraft on Friday,