Thursday Air India returned to Delhi due to a flight technical fault going from Delhi to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. The airline company of Tata Group gave this information on Thursday. According to the airline spokesperson, Air India flight AI388, which flew for Ho Chi Minh, was safely landed in Delhi and all the passengers landed safely. Air India said that these passengers will be dispatched for Ho Chi Minh with another aircraft and crew.
Indigo aircraft also returned to Delhi due to technical fault
Earlier, an IndiGo flight left for Leh from Delhi this morning also returned to Delhi due to technical fault. IndiGo’s flight 6E2006 returned to Delhi after being in Asanam for more than two hours. The Indigo spokesman said in a statement that necessary investigation of the aircraft was being done before starting operations. Meanwhile, another aircraft has been arranged to take passengers to Leh. ”
The process of canceling flights since the accident continues
Let us tell you that hundreds of flights have been canceled or recalled since the incident with Air India plane on Thursday, June 12 last week. After the accident on June 12, Air India has canceled a total of 83 flights from June 17, out of which 66 flights were to be operated only from Boeing 787. Apart from this, Air India also canceled its 3 international flights on 18 June.
Air India reduced 15% flights with widebody plane
Tata Group’s airline company Air India on Wednesday took a major decision and decided to reduce international services on its widebody aircraft by 15%. These steps have been taken to maintain the stability of operations, ensure better efficiency and reduce the discomfort of passengers. Air India said that this deduction will be implemented between June 20 and will continue till the mid -July.
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