#BurnolForAirAsia trends after YouTuber sends savage surprise to the airline; here's what happened

A new trend has taken Twitter by a storm. #BurnolForAirAsia was one of the top trends on the microblogging site on Tuesday.

The trend started right after Gaurav Taneja, a famous YouTube user who is known as Flying Beast, sent a box full of burnol tubes to Air Asia after the airline company lost a legal battle.

Here's what happened:

AirAsia was accused by the whistleblower pilot for breaking safety norms and taking the lives of the passengers for granted. Taneja was suspended by the airline company for bringing this into notice of the company. However, Flying Beast stood his ground and continued to disclose the company's malpractices with solid evidence.

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His movement garnered massive support from the internet users who also filed an RTI to seek complete information from the aviation company.

However, after Taneja's hard work, Captain Manish Uppal (Head Of Operations) and Captain Mukesh Nema (Chief Of Flight Safety) were suspended by DGCA (Directorate General Of Civil Aviation) on Tuesday.

It was after this news that Taneja decided to send a savage box of surprise to AirAsia - a box full or burnol tubes.

"Sending a box full of this #SabKeLiye Please distribute properly. No cheating this time please @AirAsiaIndian #BurnolForAirasia," he tweeted.

Check out his YouTube video below: