Vistara takes a dig at Air India over no non-veg policy
Vistara Airlines took a dig at Air India after it stopped serving non-vegetarian meals to economy-class passengers on all domestic flights. Tata's Vistara posted a picture with the caption, "Chicken or Vegetarian? We leave the choice to you!" Notably, Air India's new policy is expected to save the debt-ridden airline ?7-8 crore annually.
Air India, the Maharaja airlines that is sandwiched between heavy debts and highly dissatisfied passengers, decided to take non-vegetarian meal off domestic flights. Air India that masquerades the decision as a cost-cutting exercise, however, does not answer why only the economy class flyers are being denied non-vegetarian meals while the business class passengers on the same flight have the option open. Six months ago, Air India had struck down non-vegetarian meals on domestic flights, again just for economy class flyers, with a flight duration less than 90 minutes.  As people on social media called the Maharaja out on the decision that reeks of class bias, fellow airline Vistara took a dig at Air India on Twitter saying they leave the choice of food to the flyers. At @airvistara, we leave the choice to you! ð??? pic.twitter.com/31GBFRoh9WIt is quite ironic to see that Air India, that was founded and run by the Tata Group until the Indian government took over, being trolled by Vistara, a partnership between the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines. Twitter users seem to have loved Vistara's tweet: Air India to serve only veg food.In economy.To cut costs.Bhai Vistara ka caterer ka number le lo.Right to eatRight to choice@airvistara ð???ð???ð??» pic.twitter.com/TCNOBwMTcy