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AI rule isn't music to guitarists' ears

IndiaTimes Thursday, 28 November 2024
Air India now enforces a rule preventing guitars from being carried in the cabin, requiring either an extra seat purchase or checking in the instrument. Musicians are critical of this policy, especially due to the financial strain on struggling artists. The guidelines were not recently changed but are now being strictly implemented.
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