An Irish lawyer who was jailed for spitting at a flight attendant of Air India during a racist, foul-mouthed tirade has been found dead in England.

The body of Simone Burns, 50, was discovered at Beachy Head in Sussex just days after she was released from Bronzefield women's prison.

“The death is not being treated as suspicious and the next of kin have been informed. The matter has been passed to the coroner’s officer," said police officials.

Last year, the international human rights lawyer was caught on camera making abusive rants at Air India crew after she was refused alcohol on a flight from Mumbai to London.

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In April 2019, &nbsp;Burns was sentenced to jail for six months in the UK for the incident.

Simone Burns was described as "drunk and obnoxious" during a hearing at Isleworth Crown Court in London, where it emerged that she also spat at a flight attendant during her foul-mouthed racist tirade.

Burns, born in Northern Ireland and living in Hove in England, was also ordered to pay 300 pounds compensation to the person she assaulted.

An Irish lawyer who was jailed for spitting at a flight attendant of Air India during a racist, foul-mouthed tirade has been found dead in England. The body of Simone Burns, 50, was discovered at Beachy Head in Sussex just days after she was released from Bronzefield women's prison.

An Irish lawyer who was jailed for spitting at a flight attendant of Air India during a racist, foul-mouthed tirade has been found dead in England. The body of Simone Burns, 50, was discovered at Beachy Head in Sussex just days after she was released from Bronzefield women's prison. “The death is not being treated as suspicious and the next of kin have been informed. The matter has been passed to the coroner’s officer," said police officials. Last year, the international human rights lawyer was caught on camera making abusive rants at Air India crew after she was refused alcohol on a flight from Mumbai to London. #WATCH An Irish national on board Air India London-Mumbai flight verbally abuses the crew after she was refused more wine. The incident took place on November 10. (Note: Strong language) pic.twitter.com/bdZWico5Qq — ANI (@ANI) November 14, 2018 × In April 2019, Burns was sentenced to jail for six months in the UK for the incident. Simone Burns was described as "drunk and obnoxious" during a hearing at Isleworth Crown Court in London, where it emerged that she also spat at a flight attendant during her foul-mouthed racist tirade. Burns, born in Northern Ireland and living in Hove in England, was also ordered to pay 300 pounds compensation to the person she assaulted.

Simone Burns, Irish lawyer jailed for abusing Air India cabin crew, found dead in England

Jet Airways crew members and air hostesses have applied for new jobs in the national carrier -- Air India.

A few days back, Air India had announced the recruitment of crew members in its fleet.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/pmo-calls-for-urgent-meeting-to-discuss-jet-airways-situation-209874">Debt-laden Jet Airways</a>, facing the worst time in 25 years, on Friday announced the suspension of international flights till Monday (April 15) due to the non-payment of outstanding bills to its lessors.

Air India spokesperson said,&nbsp;"AI is looking for 1,200 crew members. In the first phase after the written test, 514 crew members have been short-listed. The recruitment process is under process."

Sources in Air India also said,&nbsp;"Around 150 crew members have applied for jobs from Jet Airways. Most of the crew has been shortlisted, but the selection of those crew is yet to be finalised."Not only Jet Airways, sources said in Air India, that applicants are also from Vistara as Vistara crew members are looking for international routes, which the airline has not yet started.

Air India has faced crew shortage for its long haul flights like flights to New York and San Francisco. Air India has currently around 4,000 crew members.&nbsp; 
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Jet Airways crew members and air hostesses have applied for new jobs in the national carrier -- Air India. A few days back, Air India had announced the recruitment of crew members in its fleet.

Jet Airways crew members and air hostesses have applied for new jobs in the national carrier -- Air India. A few days back, Air India had announced the recruitment of crew members in its fleet. Debt-laden Jet Airways, facing the worst time in 25 years, on Friday announced the suspension of international flights till Monday (April 15) due to the non-payment of outstanding bills to its lessors. Air India spokesperson said, "AI is looking for 1,200 crew members. In the first phase after the written test, 514 crew members have been short-listed. The recruitment process is under process." Sources in Air India also said, "Around 150 crew members have applied for jobs from Jet Airways. Most of the crew has been shortlisted, but the selection of those crew is yet to be finalised."Not only Jet Airways, sources said in Air India, that applicants are also from Vistara as Vistara crew members are looking for international routes, which the airline has not yet started. Air India has faced crew shortage for its long haul flights like flights to New York and San Francisco. Air India has currently around 4,000 crew members.

Jet Airways employees flood Air India with job applications

An Air India cabin crew member allegedly slapped her junior colleague for serving non-vegetarian food to a vegetarian passenger onboard a Frankfurt-bound flight, airline officials said.

An Air India spokesperson said that an internal probe into the incident, which took place on March 17, has been launched by the carrier&#39;s inflight service department.

The cabin attendant &quot;by mistake&quot; served non-vegetarian food instead of a vegetarian food to a passenger in the business class of its New Delhi-Frankfurt flight. The passenger pointed out the mistake to the cabin supervisor but did not file any complaint, a source said.

On being told about her folly, the attendant went to the passenger and apologised. She replaced the meal as well, the source said.

However, the cabin crew supervisor later took up the issue again with the flight attendant and this time even slapped her for the mistake, the source claimed.

The junior colleague did not retaliate but later filed a complaint with Air India&#39;s inflight service department over the incident, the source said.

&quot;We have received a complaint from the cabin crew of the flight AI 121 (New Delhi-Frankfurt) . An internal inquiry has been set up to investigate the allegations in the complaint,&quot; the Air India spokesperson said.

Airline personnel misbehaving with passengers had come into focus after a video of IndiGo ground staff allegedly assaulting a passenger went viral last year. A parliamentary panel too had raised concern over &quot;rude&quot; and &quot;arrogant&quot; behaviour of airlines staff towards passengers, saying it should stop.

Earlier, Shiv Sena lawmaker Ravindra Gaikwad from Maharashtra had thrashed an Air India cabin crew with a slipper over seating issue, which prompted the government to roll out a no-fly list in September last year for people who misbehave during air travel.

An Air India cabin crew member allegedly slapped her junior colleague for serving non-vegetarian food to a vegetarian passenger onboard a Frankfurt-bound flight, airline officials said

An Air India cabin crew member allegedly slapped her junior colleague for serving non-vegetarian food to a vegetarian passenger onboard a Frankfurt-bound flight, airline officials said. An Air India spokesperson said that an internal probe into the incident, which took place on March 17, has been launched by the carrier's inflight service department. The cabin attendant "by mistake" served non-vegetarian food instead of a vegetarian food to a passenger in the business class of its New Delhi-Frankfurt flight. The passenger pointed out the mistake to the cabin supervisor but did not file any complaint, a source said. On being told about her folly, the attendant went to the passenger and apologised. She replaced the meal as well, the source said. However, the cabin crew supervisor later took up the issue again with the flight attendant and this time even slapped her for the mistake, the source claimed. The junior colleague did not retaliate but later filed a complaint with Air India's inflight service department over the incident, the source said. "We have received a complaint from the cabin crew of the flight AI 121 (New Delhi-Frankfurt) . An internal inquiry has been set up to investigate the allegations in the complaint," the Air India spokesperson said. Airline personnel misbehaving with passengers had come into focus after a video of IndiGo ground staff allegedly assaulting a passenger went viral last year. A parliamentary panel too had raised concern over "rude" and "arrogant" behaviour of airlines staff towards passengers, saying it should stop. Earlier, Shiv Sena lawmaker Ravindra Gaikwad from Maharashtra had thrashed an Air India cabin crew with a slipper over seating issue, which prompted the government to roll out a no-fly list in September last year for people who misbehave during air travel.

Senior Air India cabin crew allegedly slapped air hostess for serving wrong meal on flight