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Home / India / Delhi Bound Indigo Plane Aborts Take Off At Lucknow Airport

Delhi-bound IndiGo plane aborts take-off at Lucknow airport

There were more than 150 people, including Samajwadi Party leader Dimple Yadav, in the flight
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New Delhi, Updated At : 01:49 PM Sep 14, 2025 IST
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A Delhi-bound IndiGo aircraft, carrying over 150 people, aborted take-off at the Lucknow airport due to a technical issue on Saturday, according to a source.

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There were more than 150 people, including Samajwadi Party leader and Lok Sabha member Dimple Yadav, in the flight, the source added.

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An IndiGo aircraft operating the flight 6E2111 from Lucknow to Delhi aborted take-off on Saturday. A technical issue was noticed by the operating crew, when the aircraft was on the runway before take-off. Subsequently, the aircraft returned to the bay, the source said.

There was no comment from IndiGo.

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