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AI Express flight lands safely after mid-air glitch, DGCA to hold probe

An Air India Express flight to Sharjah that took off from Tamil Nadu’s Tirchy International Airport at 5.40 pm landed back safely after developing a technical snag, an official said on Friday. Aviation regulator DGCA will conduct a thorough examination...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 06:39 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST

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An Air India Express flight to Sharjah that took off from Tamil Nadu’s Tirchy International Airport at 5.40 pm landed back safely after developing a technical snag, an official said on Friday. Aviation regulator DGCA will conduct a thorough examination of the Air India Express plane that suffered a hydraulic failure to ascertain the cause of the glitch. The aircraft carrying 141 people suffered a hydraulic failure soon after take-off and went around Trichy for nearly two-and-a-half hours before making a safe landing at Trichy airport.

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