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An Abu Dhabi-bound IndiGo flight with over 180 passengers returned to Kochi early Saturday after a technical snag. The flight, airborne for over two hours, was later re-operated with a new aircraft and crew under duty time regulations.
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An IndiGo flight from Nagpur to Kolkata returned safely after a bird strike shortly after take-off, carrying 160-165 passengers. The airline cancelled the flight for inspections, offering refreshments, alternate arrangements, or refunds to affected passengers.
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A Jaipur-bound IndiGo flight from Surat was delayed by 45 minutes after honeybees swarmed the cargo door. Firefighters cleared the bees using water spray. No one was hurt, and a passenger’s video of the incident went viral on social media
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An IndiGo flight from Indore to Raipur returned mid-air shortly after takeoff due to a technical fault. The aircraft, with 51 passengers onboard, landed safely at Indore airport. Authorities confirmed no emergency was declared during the return.
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The pilot declared a ‘Fuel Mayday’ and communicated that the aircraft required an immediate landing. Consequently, the flight was permitted to land ahead of others, and it touched down safely, IndiGo spokesperson added.
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The aircraft, carrying 157 passengers, is undergoing security checks, and authorities have launched an investigation. No injuries reported.
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India's civil aviation regulator, the DGCA, said the aircraft was cruising at an altitude of approximately 36,000 feet near Punjab's Pathankot when it ran into a thunderstorm and hailstorm.
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On Wednesday, more than 300 flights were cancelled, and operations at 21 airports across northern and western India were suspended. In a post on X, Air India said its contact centres are currently experiencing high call volumes
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The aircraft operating the flight 6E 5101 was taken to an isolation bay and all passengers safely disembarked
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Flight arriving from Patna landed at 8.23 pm, but flyers were made to wait on runway till 12.28 am as bomb squad checked their baggage
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Man from Uttar Pradesh smokes cigarette inside lavatory of IndiGo flight
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IndiGo, in its statement, said that all the passengers were safely disembarked from the airplane.
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Upon arrival in Mumbai, the crew of flight 6E 5314 followed protocol, and the aircraft was directed to an isolation bay in accordance with security agency guidelines.
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The officials said the threat was found written on a piece of paper in a lavatory when the Indigo 6E2211 flight was preparing to leave.
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The passengers, who had been struggling since morning, were set for departure at 11:10 am.
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He was handed over to the police by cabin crew after the Delhi-Mumbai-Riyadh flight landed at the city airport on Monday.
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Expressing her dissatisfaction, Gupta narrated her ordeal on Instagram, questioning the airline's commitment to passenger safety and well-being
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The flight 6E 093 had more than 150 people onboard, the source in the know said.
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"The complainant has lodged an FIR with the local police, and we are ready to offer any necessary assistance in their investigation," the spokesperson further stated.
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The aircraft made the landing 40 minutes after taking off from the Biju Patnaik International Airport (BPIA).
