David Warner is one of the most explosive cricketers to have ever played the game. Known for his aggressive batting style and fearless approach, he was a nightmare for bowlers across all formats.
From his early days as a destructive opener to becoming a key player in Australia’s World Cup and Ashes campaigns, Warner left a lasting impact on the game. His ability to dominate the opposition made him one of the most entertaining cricketers of his time.

Even though he has retired from international cricket, Warner remains a popular figure, not just for his cricketing achievements but also for his lively presence on social media. However, recently, he made headlines for a completely different reason—a frustrating travel experience with Air India.
David Warner’s Frustration with Air India
Flight delays are always frustrating, but what Warner experienced was next level. The former cricketer took to Twitter (now X) to share his displeasure after he boarded an Air India flight only to find out that there were no pilots available. Stuck on the plane for hours at Bengaluru Airport, Warner expressed his frustration in a tweet:
“@airindia we’ve boarded a plane with no pilots and waiting on the plane for hours. Why would you board passengers knowing that you have no pilots for the flight?”
His post quickly went viral, sparking a debate about Air India’s service. Many users sympathized with Warner, while others shared their own frustrating travel experiences with the airline.
Air India’s Response to Warner’s Claims
As the controversy gained traction, Air India responded to Warner’s post, explaining that bad weather in Bengaluru had caused major disruptions, leading to flight diversions and crew delays. In their official response, they wrote:
“Dear Mr. Warner, today’s challenging weather in Bengaluru caused diversions and delays across all airlines. The crew operating your flight was held up on an earlier assignment affected by these disruptions, which led to a delay in departure. We appreciate your patience and thank you for choosing to fly with us.”
Despite the airline’s clarification, Warner’s tweet had already ignited a wave of criticism. Many other passengers voiced their grievances, complaining about Air India’s frequent delays, mismanagement, and poor service.
This incident might have been a minor travel hiccup for Warner, but it highlighted a larger issue—passenger dissatisfaction with airline services. While Warner has faced some of the world’s fastest bowlers with ease, it seems even he wasn’t prepared for the bouncers thrown by flight delays!