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Disappointed again with Air India business class experience: non-working seats, water dripping, worst food ever. Can't request refund due to national pride. Heartbreaking to pay so much for poor hospitality. #AirIndia #PoorService The Times Of India Hindustan Times PMO India Jyotiraditya M. Scindia DGCA Amar Ujala EVERY ONE, India

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