Man nabbed for posing as Singapore Airlines pilot at Delhi airport


Sangeet Singh had deceived his family by saying that he was employed by Singapore Airlines as a pilot. - PHOTO: NDTV via The Straits Times/ANN

NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Police in India arrested a man at the New Delhi international airport on April 25 for impersonating a Singapore Airlines (SIA) pilot, after he was found walking around the airport dressed in full pilot gear.

In a fashion not dissimilar to the semi-fictional Hollywood film Catch Me If You Can starring Leonardo DiCaprio, in which the main character goes on the run in multiple guises including that of a doctor and a commercial pilot, Sangeet Singh, 24, was spotted by security officials, Indian media reported.

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