Man Jailed For Harassing & Humiliating Qatar Airways Cabin Crew

Amandeep Singh, a 36-year-old man from Perth, Australia, has just been sentenced to 20 months in jail for “vicious and humiliating” behavior. Specifically, he meet a Qatar Airways flight attendant on a flight between Doha and Perth back in 2016, and they developed a relationship. Unfortunately it didn’t end well.

The problem was that in addition to his new girlfriend, the guy also had a wife, and they didn’t know about one another. Here’s the background on that:

  • The two met during a 2016 flight, and Singh told her that he was single
  • The flight attendant would frequently work flights to Perth to see him, and the relationship lasted for about 18 months
  • Things soured when Singh’s wife, mother, and two children found out that he had a secret girlfriend on the side
  • In February 2018, the wife contacted the girlfriend on Instagram to alert her that Singh actually had a family in Perth
  • At this point Singh told his wife that he ended his relationship with his girlfriend, and told his girlfriend that he was going to leave his wife
  • Singh’s wife then caught him on a video call with his girlfriend, so the wife contacted the girlfriend again
  • Singh asked the girlfriend not to say anything to his wife, but she decided to tell the truth (about how she was being lied to)

The two met on a Qatar Airways Doha to Perth flight

Rather than realizing at this point that he messed up and that this was his fault, he started harassing his (now) ex-girlfriend:

  • Singh harassed her on Instagram and threatened to “ruin” her and have her fired from Qatar Airways
  • In late 2019 he sent a video of him having sex with the woman to her “deeply conservative” brother in India
  • That same day he tried to contact her 181 times
  • Two weeks later, he sent another sexually explicit video to her father
  • He uploaded that video to PornHub, along with her personal identification documents, listing the woman’s name and address
  • He filed a complaint with Qatar Airways claiming she was prostituting herself and arranging for colleagues to sleep with passengers

Singh claimed the flight attendant was arranging for crew to sleep with passengers

This is so beyond screwed up that my jaw is on the floor reading this.

The flight attendant reported the situation to the Australian Federal Police, and he was arrested days later, charged with using a carriage service to menace, harass, or cause offense. His actions were considered to be a form of domestic violence and bullying, and the judge in the case said that this was “beyond mere rage” and designed to punish the woman for being honest about the affair.

Singh has been sentenced to 20 months in jail, with 10 months behind bars, and 10 months on a good behavior bond. He has lost his job, and is going through a divorce with his wife.

Bottom line

This man’s actions are horrible on a completely different level, and I’m happy there was some justice here.

I can’t imagine how hard this kind of “revenge” would be to go through under normal circumstances, let alone in her circumstances — not only did she have a very conservative family, but she worked for Qatar Airways. The sadness and fear she must have felt…

I hope she has recovered from this, and that the guy has some time to think about his actions in jail.

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Casa Dale Douglas Guest

To the post about this blog being borderline unacceptable. I totally disagree. It is a subject connected to a field we obviously all follow and will hopefully be read by someone who may be in a similar position, and now has a chance to see the real world consequences, and hopefully handle it better than this person did.

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SATYAN SARATH Guest

20 years is less for what he has done, trying to spoil an innocent girl's life. He should rot in the jail.

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Till Guest

Lucky, seriously, I really like your blog and reed it almost daily for many years now. But do you really think this kind of tabloid story is the right content for your blog? And you even wrote the full name of the person. I know this is common practice in many countries, but take a look at how any kind of offenders are handled in your father’s birth country. It’s definitely a much more civilized approach. You’re just asking for scandal, embarrassment and clicks (=money) with a post like this. Despite corona, I do not believe you need to drop to that level... Hopefully we’ll all be out of this mess soon and you can get back to producing valuable, meaningful content.

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AlexS Guest

@MikeA It was reported on an Australian news website. Most court cases are available to the public which is probably where they got it from. Just click on the blue link in the article, this indicates when someone is getting the information from another source. Is this your first time reading an article on the internet? I'm not understanding how you do not know this?

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Nayyar Iqbal Guest

This bloody sing was absolutely disgusting, unhuman, coward, and absolutely untrustworthy for everyone. He should have been sentenced for the life time. I am fully on the flight attendants side. And my full support is with her.

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