A viral video shared by a passenger highlights an IndiGo employee, Afjal, who has a speech and hearing impairment and is seen assisting travelers at the airport baggage check-in counter. The clips, posted on social media by passenger Aman Singh, show Afjal guiding a traveler through the self check-in and baggage drop process using gestures, facial expressions, and clear visual directions. In the video, Afjal wears a badge that states he cannot hear or speak but will be happy to assist.

Singh says the interaction was smooth and free of communication barriers and that Afjal coordinated better than many people who can speak and hear. Singh also thanks Afjal after receiving the boarding pass. Across multiple outlets, the video receives praise for the employee’s professionalism, warmth, and efficiency, and for what viewers describe as inclusive employment practices by IndiGo. Commenters also share similar experiences with IndiGo staff and emphasize that accessibility and inclusion should be standard in workplaces, including airports.