Delhi-Shillong flight lands in Patna after technical glitch

It was a normal landing and passengers and crew members on board were safe

PTI

Patna, Updated At : 12:39 PM Dec 09, 2024 IST

Delhi-Shillong flight lands in Patna

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A Delhi-Shillong flight of SpiceJet was diverted to Patna due to a technical glitch and it landed safely at the Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport here on Monday morning, officials said.

Alternative arrangements were being made for the passengers.

Speaking to PTI, Patna airport director Anchal Prakash said, “A Delhi-Shillong flight of SpiceJet faced a technical issue, prompting its diversion to the Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport here, where it landed safely at 8.52 am on Monday. Alternative arrangements are being made for the passengers.”

It was a normal landing and passengers and crew members on board were safe, he added.

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