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N Chandrasekaran, Chairman Tata Group, which owns Air India admitted that the airline fell short of addressing the peeing situation on an elderly the way they should have.
Shankar Mishra, who has been accused of urinating on a woman mid-air aboard an Air India flight, currently remains absconding.
The prime accused in the Air India urination case, Shankar Mishra, was arrested from Bengaluru last night and has been brought to Delhi.
According to Shankar Mishra's lawyers, the settlement reached between the parties has also been affirmed in the statements so submitted by the cabin crew. "The accused has full faith in the judicial system of the country and will cooperate with the investigation process," the statement added. Air India Urinating Incident: Shankar Mishra, Man Accused of Inflight Urination, Issues Statement Through His Lawyers, Defends Himself.