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Delhi Airport Lapse Lets Three Italians Leave Without Clearance
Three Italian travelers were traveling from Amritsar through Delhi.
They had boarding passes for both parts of their trip.
When they arrived in Delhi, airport staff reportedly handled them incorrectly.
The passengers were taken to an area used for international-to-international transfers.
This meant they did not complete the expected immigration process.
They then left India on their Lufthansa flight without immigration clearance.
Authorities issued a notice about the mistake.
The notice described the incident as a lapse in passenger handling.
Three Italian nationals reportedly left India without completing immigration clearance.
A notice said the passengers were “incorrectly handled” after arriving at Delhi.
They were escorted to the international-to-international transfer area.
The passengers had boarding passes for the Amritsar–Delhi sector and their Lufthansa journey.
The notice said the boarding passes had been issued at Amritsar.
- Who
- Three Italian nationals and the airport personnel who handled them.
- What
- The passengers reportedly left India without immigration clearance after being incorrectly escorted to an international transfer area.
- Where
- The incident occurred after the passengers arrived at Delhi from Amritsar.
- When
- The timing was not specified in the article.
- Why
- The notice attributed the incident to incorrect handling of the passengers and their boarding passes.
Key facts
- Passengers
- Three Italian nationals
- Route
- Amritsar to Delhi, followed by a Lufthansa journey
- Issue
- The passengers reportedly left India without immigration clearance
- Handling
- They were escorted to the international-to-international transfer area
- Boarding passes
- Issued for the Amritsar–Delhi sector and the Lufthansa journey
- Official response
- A notice was issued regarding the lapse
Quotes
Airport notice
The notice describing the passengers’ boarding passes and handling at Delhi airport
“It has further reported that passengers had been issued the boarding pass for Amritsar Delhi sector and an onboard boarding pass for their Lufthansa journey at Amritsar. Upon arrival at Delhi, the passengers were incorrectly handled and were escorted to the I to I (INTERNATIONAL TO INTERNATIONAL) transfer area.”
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