India's national carrier Air India has lifted the 'flight ban' imposed onShiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad afterCivil Aviation ministry wrote a letter to Air India to withdraw the ban, news agencies reported
Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad hadagain tried to book tickets on Air India flights earlier today, but the airline had rejected the booking.
It was theseventh attempt on the part of the Sena MP to book a flight on Air India, which barred him from flying after he assaulted the airline's staffer.
"There was an attempt to book a ticket at 5 AM today through our web portal. The reservations were being made for March 17 for travel from Delhi to Mumbai and for 24 March from Mumbai to Delhi," said an airline source.
The ticket was being booked under the name 'Ravindra Gaikwad' and we were alerted through our tracker, the source said.
The MP has also made an attempt each to book an IndiGo flight as well as a SpiceJet flight since the flying ban on him by all domestic carriers was put in place.
(WION with agency inputs)