Air India flight in mid-air U-turn over ‘suspected glitch’ days after deadly disaster | World | News
A Air India flight from Hong Kong to Delhi had to return after reporting a pilot suspicious glitch. A Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner left on Monday morning when the problem was quickly detected in the middle of the flight. The AI315 flight pilot has decided to return to Hong Kong in line with the standard security protocols.
Air India has not yet published a description or has not made more updates or re -planned flights. However, the planes returned safely to the city where he was flying and there was no injury report. Shortly after landing, India today He reports that all passengers and crew members are safely evacuated from the aircraft.
This comes after another Air India flight traveling from Delhi to Vadodara has to return on Sunday evening. Times of India reported that this was due to a suspicious landing team problem. Airbus A321 left 18:51 when the pilot landing equipment was not withdrawn as meant.
The crew then returned to a safe descent and came safely.
Last week, an Air India disaster, who saw a Boeing 787, killed at least 270 people by falling to the ground with the same aircraft model with a plane with the U -Roam. Shortly after a minute after leaving Ahmedabad Airport in Northwest India, the plane of London fell and exploded into a fireball. 241 out of 242 people died on board.
According to Hindustan Times, the survivor Vishwash Kumar Ramesh was sitting on 11a on the 40 -year -old plane. He was also returning to London with his brother on the flight.
After falling on the ground floor of a building where the aircraft forced him to get out of the plane through a broken door, he announced that he managed to escape from the disaster. Viswash was later helped by the locals and was taken to a hospital.
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