Probe launched as 17 injured in Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi
India’s civil aviation regulator has launched a probe after Tata Group-owned Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight lost altitude, leaving 17 people injured, before safely landing in the country’s capital. The aircraft has been moved to a hangar and the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder have been secured for detailed examination, the ministry of civil aviation said in a statement Tuesday.…
India's civil aviation regulator has launched an investigation following a incident on Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight, which resulted in 17 people being injured. The aircraft, an Airbus A320neo, lost altitude during the flight before safely landing in Delhi. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has initiated the probe, and the ministry of civil aviation is monitoring the situation.
Among the 137 passengers and 4 crew members aboard the aircraft, 13 passengers and 4 crew members sustained injuries, all of whom are currently stable. Air India has stated that they are aware of the event and are in contact with the airline for support. Airbus has also responded, stating that operational queries should be directed to the airline.
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