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Air India’s San Francisco-Mumbai Flight Lands In Kolkata Due To Technical Snag

Minakshi Karan
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·1 year ago·2 min read
Air India’s San Francisco-Mumbai Flight Lands In Kolkata Due To Technical Snag

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The aircraft experienced the snag mid-flight, prompting the pilot to make the precautionary stop at Kolkata’s Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.

Engineers immediately assessed the situation, working to resolve the issue before the plane could resume its journey.

Passengers were accommodated in Kolkata while the airline made alternate arrangements for their onward travel to Mumbai.

Kolkata, Jun 17: An Air India flight travelling from San Francisco to Mumbai encountered a technical issue, leading to an unscheduled landing in Kolkata on Monday night.

The airline swiftly arranged for the safe deplaning of all passengers, ensuring their comfort and security.

According to Air India officials, the aircraft experienced the snag mid-flight, prompting the pilot to make the precautionary stop at Kolkata’s Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.

Engineers immediately assessed the situation, working to resolve the issue before the plane could resume its journey.

Passengers were accommodated in Kolkata while the airline made alternate arrangements for their onward travel to Mumbai. Some travelers expressed relief at the smooth handling of the incident, with one passenger stating, "The crew kept us informed, and Air India has been proactive in managing the situation."

The airline has assured full assistance to affected travelers and is conducting a thorough check of the aircraft to prevent future disruptions.

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