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Watch: Tamil Nadu couple has mid-air wedding on chartered flight during Covid-19 pandemic

The couple and their guests boarded the flight at Madurai.

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May 24, 2021 · 03:16 pm
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Rakesh-Dakshina from Madurai, who rented a plane for two hours and got married in the wedding sky. Family members who flew from Madurai to Bangalore after getting married by SpiceJet flight from Bangalore to Madurai. #COVID19India #lockdown @TV9Telugu #weddingrestrictions pic.twitter.com/9nDyn3MM4n

— DONTHU RAMESH (@DonthuRamesh) May 23, 2021

Someone shared the route too : pic.twitter.com/JtOFwlSjK3

— Tarun Shukla (@shukla_tarun) May 24, 2021

DGCA has initiated investigations on mid-air marriage. It has sought a full report from the airline & Airport Authority. SpiceJet crew is off rostered. Airline directed to lodge complaint against those not following COVID appropriate behavior with relevant authorities: DGCA pic.twitter.com/aTNyjIKOFO

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2021
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