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Air India Express flight from Dubai seeks airport assistance during landing

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Published : Feb 19, 2023, 9:31 AM IST

Updated : Feb 19, 2023, 1:58 PM IST

An Air India Express flight from Dubai to Thiruvananthapuram sought assistance from the airport here on Sunday after the pilot experienced some problem during landing.

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Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) : An Air India Express flight from Dubai to Thiruvananthapuram made an emergency landing at the airport here on Sunday morning after the flight developed a technical snag in the nose wheel of the aircraft.

The pilot felt something uneasy during landing and sought assistance from the ATC. It was a normal landing at the scheduled arrival time of 6.30 AM. All 156 passengers on board the flight are safe. The Air India Aircraft made an emergency landing after the pilot contacted the air traffic control requesting for an emergency landing. The airport immediately declared an 'emergency' at the airport and made all the arrangements at the airport.

After the IX540 Air India Express flight was checked on landing, it was found that the top layer of a wheel of the nose gear of the aircraft had de-capped, he said. "There is nothing serious about that," he added. The plane was towed to the flight bay and all passengers deboarded safely, sources in the airport told IANS..

The aircraft was later towed away after all the 156 passengers embarked from it. The airport sources told IANS that no flights were diverted due to this incident. The Director General of Civil Aviation will conduct an investigation into the incident.

Two weeks ago flames were detected in a Calicut-bound Air India Express flight from Abu Dhabi. Later official had said that one of the engines of the flight caught fire following a technical snag.

"Air India Express flight IX 348, on the Abu Dhabi-Kozhikode route, returned to Abu Dhabi airport following a technical snag in one of the engines. The technical snag was identified while taking off and the aircraft landed back Safely, following all laid down procedures, at Abu Dhabi International Airport with the 184 passengers onboard," Air India said in a statement, adding that they regret the inconvenience caused to the guests on board. (IANS)

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Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) : An Air India Express flight from Dubai to Thiruvananthapuram made an emergency landing at the airport here on Sunday morning after the flight developed a technical snag in the nose wheel of the aircraft.

The pilot felt something uneasy during landing and sought assistance from the ATC. It was a normal landing at the scheduled arrival time of 6.30 AM. All 156 passengers on board the flight are safe. The Air India Aircraft made an emergency landing after the pilot contacted the air traffic control requesting for an emergency landing. The airport immediately declared an 'emergency' at the airport and made all the arrangements at the airport.

After the IX540 Air India Express flight was checked on landing, it was found that the top layer of a wheel of the nose gear of the aircraft had de-capped, he said. "There is nothing serious about that," he added. The plane was towed to the flight bay and all passengers deboarded safely, sources in the airport told IANS..

The aircraft was later towed away after all the 156 passengers embarked from it. The airport sources told IANS that no flights were diverted due to this incident. The Director General of Civil Aviation will conduct an investigation into the incident.

Two weeks ago flames were detected in a Calicut-bound Air India Express flight from Abu Dhabi. Later official had said that one of the engines of the flight caught fire following a technical snag.

"Air India Express flight IX 348, on the Abu Dhabi-Kozhikode route, returned to Abu Dhabi airport following a technical snag in one of the engines. The technical snag was identified while taking off and the aircraft landed back Safely, following all laid down procedures, at Abu Dhabi International Airport with the 184 passengers onboard," Air India said in a statement, adding that they regret the inconvenience caused to the guests on board. (IANS)

(This story has not been edited by ETV Bharat and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Last Updated : Feb 19, 2023, 1:58 PM IST
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