The Jet Airways flight attendant, who became the face of March Brussels airport terror attack, finally returned to her home in Mumbai on Friday. The Jet employee, Nidhi Chaphekar, has made significant recovery from the injuries she had sustained, the company said in a statement.
Jet Airways released a statement saying, "She is in good spirits and is very happy to be back with her family," adding that Nidhi will now undergo treatment in Mumbai as part of the next phase of her recovery programme outlined by doctors.
The company further said, "Jet Airways continues to provide all the necessary support to Nidhi and her family during this time. Our priority is to ensure that she continues to receive the best medical care and attention so she can resume her normal life at the earliest possible."
Nidhi Chaphekar, an in-flight attendant with Jet Airways, had burns over 15% of her body and had fractured her foot after getting injured in the Brussels attack.
At least 26 people were killed and several others got injured after a series of explosions at Brussels airport and the metro system on March 22, 2016. Two explosion had taken place in the departures area of Zaventem airport shortly after 8 am local time. After a gap of almost an hour, there were blasts at Maalbeek metro station which is close to the European Union institutions in Brussels.
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