Coca-Cola says they are assessing facts regarding metal objects found in coke on flight

In a statement on the same day, SpiceJet stated that the soft drink had been served in a sealed can and that the passenger was given full assistance once the issue was reported. “After receiving the complaint, the crew made an announcement to check if a doctor was on board, but none was available. The airline then alerted Pune airport authorities, where an ambulance was arranged. The passenger underwent X-rays and other medical examinations in a hospital after landing, but no foreign object was detected, and he was subsequently discharged,” the airline said in a statement.

The statement by SpiceJet also said, “The passenger was discharged the same evening. All medical expenses were borne by the airline, and SpiceJet staff remained with the passenger throughout. As per our Standard Operating Procedure, the soft drink can was retained for investigation by the vendor. The passenger was given sufficient time to record and retain evidence before the can was secured.”