Deepak Chahar alleges Malaysian Airlines didn’t serve meal during travel, misplaced his luggage

The
Rajasthan
cricketer
also
claimed
that
he
wasn’t
served
food
even
as
he
was
flying
business
class
in
the
aircraft.
The
right-arm
quick
has
joined
the
Indian
national
side
in
Bangladesh
for
the
three-match
ODI
series,
starting
Sunday
(December
4)
at
Sher-e-Bangla
National
Cricket
Stadium
in
Mirpur,
Dhaka.

Chahar
tweeted
on
Saturday
before
joining
his
teammates
in
the
nets
and
wrote,
“Had
a
worse
experience
travelling
with
Malaysia
airlines
@MAS
.first
they
changed
our
flight
without
telling
us
and
no
food
in
Business
class.
Now
we
have
been
waiting
for
our
luggage
for
the
last
24
hours.
Imagine
we
have
a
game
to
play
tomorrow.”

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Chahar,
Mohammed
Siraj,
Shardul
Thakur,
Shikhar
Dhawan,
Shubman
Gill,
and
Washington
Sundar
were
all
flying
from
Christchurch
to
Dhaka
via
Kuala
Lumpur
after
completing
the
ODI
assignment
in
New
Zealand.

Suryakumar
Yadav
(rested
due
to
workload)
and
Umran
Malik
had
flown
back
to
India.
Malik
however
will
now
travel
to
Bangladesh
after
being
named
injured
Mohammed
Shami’s
replacement
in
the
ODI
squad.

Air
career
apologises
to
Chahar
for
inconvenience

Responding
to
the
India
cricketer’s
complaint,
Malaysian
Airlines
sent
Chahar
a
complaint
link
on
Twitter.

“Hi,
@deepak_chahar9.
Thank
you
for
contacting
us.
We
are
sorry
to
hear
this.
At
Malaysia
Airlines,
we
do
our
best
to
ensure
that
all
the
flights
we
mount
every
day
are
on
time.
However,
despite
the
best
efforts
of
our
team,
flight
delays
and
cancellations.
A
representative
from
our
Customer
Relations
team
will
be
in
touch
with
you
soon,
to
follow
up
on
your
feedback.
You
will
receive
a
case
reference
number
once
you
submitted
the
feedback
form.
Once
again,
we
sincerely
apologise
for
the
inconvenience.”

The
cricketer
responded
that
the
said
link
didn’t
open
to
which
the
career
claimed
that
the
glitch
could
be
due
to
operational
or
weather-related.

“May
be
unavoidable
due
to
operational,
weather-related,
and
technical
reasons.
We
apologise
for
the
inconvenience
caused,”
the
airline
replied
on
Twitter
about
the
change
in
flight.

(With
PTI
inputs)