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Delhi-Bilaspur Flight Suffers Tyre Burst During Landing, All 41 Safe

Bilaspur, Aug 28: A Bilaspur-bound flight from Delhi suffered a tyre burst during landing at the airport here in Chhattisgarh on Friday, but all 41 people on board were safely evacuated, officials said. The flight, 9I613, operated by Alliance Air, was carrying 37 passengers and four crew members when the incident occurred during landing at around 11 am, an official said. Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh:…

Delhi-Bilaspur Flight Suffers Tyre Burst During Landing, All 41 Safe

Bilaspur bound Alliance Air flight 9I613 experienced a tyre burst during landing in Chhattisgarh on August 28, 2026. The aircraft, carrying 37 passengers and four crew members, landed around 11 am at the Bilaspur airport.

A puncture occurred on the left-side tyre during the landing. However, despite the incident, all 41 people on board were safely evacuated from the plane. The evacuation process involved moving them from the runway to the terminal building following the tyre burst.

The airline subsequently cancelled the flight that was scheduled to operate from Bilaspur subsequently. Further details about the incident are awaited.

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