Air India Viral Video: A video is making waves online for all the right reasons; it’s funny, relatable, and captures one of those rare light moments during a frustrating situation. The clip shows a bunch of Air India passengers asking for answers after their flight was delayed. A female staff member, seen wearing an Air India ID, calmly explains, “Pehle jo captain ye flight operate karne wale the, unko fatigue ho gaya.”

But before she can finish, a confused passenger cuts her off and asks, “Kya fat gaya?”, thinking “fatigue” meant “fat” in Hindi. The serious mood instantly turns into a comedy show. His innocent mix-up has everyone laughing, both at the airport and now all over the internet.

For those still wondering, “pilot fatigue” is no joke. It happens when a pilot is too tired to fly safely. This could be due to a lack of sleep, long duty hours, or messed-up body clocks. It’s taken seriously in aviation because it affects alertness and decision-making.

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The video shared on Instagram under the page 'theviralmediaofficial' a few hours ago received 4.5 million views from social media users. People are sharing the clip widely. The location of the incident isn’t clear, but the Air India strap around the woman’s neck confirms the airline.

"When you learn a new word and want to use it," a user wrote. "The disappointment on the girl's face," a second user added. "Fatigue word repeat to ese kiya tha jese baaaaaki sab english mei bola ho. I felt like saying - Ohh hhoooooo," added a third user. "Unka fatigue ho gya .... doesn't make any sense in both languages," added a third user.

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"And speak English. "Fatig done" is an absurd phrase experiment. If she speaks in English, she would say "He is fatigued or He is tired. "It's all appropriate to say she's tired or she's tired of this accent." But this is an air hostess. Sorry, an air hostess stayed, and English won't sweep, so people won't believe an air hostess. That's why making straightforward talk complicated with absurd English," a fourth user wrote. "And someone is explaining fatigue fatigue mane thakaan," wrote another user.