IndiGo Doha-Bengaluru Flight Makes Emergency Diversion To Muscat After Pilot Falls Ill
Bengaluru : A day after an IndiGo flight bound for Delhi was forced to make an emergency landing at Goa airport following a technical snag, another IndiGo flight faced an in-flight emergency on Thursday after its pilot reportedly became incapacitated, prompting the aircraft to divert to Muscat. The flight, operating from Doha to Bengaluru, declared a Mayday emergency after the pilot fell ill…
On Thursday, an IndiGo flight from Doha to Bengaluru had to make an emergency landing in Muscat after its pilot fell ill, the Times of India reported. The incident occurred nearly an hour behind schedule when the pilot reported becoming incapacitated mid-flight. The aircraft, carrying passengers to Bengaluru, declared a Mayday emergency and was subsequently redirected to Muscat, where it landed safely after less than two hours.
According to flight-tracking data, the departure from Doha was delayed by nearly an hour. IndiGo swiftly arranged an alternate aircraft and a new crew to continue the passengers' journey to Bengaluru. The airline apologized for the inconvenience caused and assured that all efforts were being made to minimize the disruption, including providing refreshments and timely updates to the stranded passengers.
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