New Delhi: A SpiceJet aircraft had to make a landing after a technical snag. According to information, the outer part of the P2 side windshield was broken during the cruise on SpiceJet’s flight number SG 3324, which was flying from Kandla to Mumbai. After which the plane made a safe landing.

Talking about the landing, a SpiceJet spokesperson said, “On July 5, 2022, SpiceJet was operating Q400 aircraft SG 3324 (Kandla-Mumbai), during which there was a crack in the P2 side windshield outer pen on the FL230. However, the plane has landed safely in Mumbai.”

The SpiceJet flight took off from Kandla in Gujarat to Mumbai. But in the middle air the windshield of the ship cracked. It is being told that it was crushed due to the pressure in the outer window of the aircraft more than normal. After which the plane was safely landed at The Mumbai Airport, a SpiceJet spokesperson said all passengers and air staff on board have been deboarded from the protected aircraft.

This is the seventh such incident related to a SpiceJet aircraft in the last 17 days. Today, due to a malfunction in the fuel indicator, the SpiceJet SG-11 flight from Delhi to Dubai was made to land in Karachi, Pakistan.

The news about the landing revealed that this landing was done due to technical reasons. But later a statement from a SpiceJet spokesperson came out, in which he said that the flight had a normal landing. All passengers are safe.

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New Delhi: A SpiceJet flight from Delhi to Dubai has made an emergency landing in Pakistan.

According to the latest information, the plane has landed in Karachi after a technical snag. It is being told that there was no such fault in the plane that the passengers would know, but this malfunction could not be ignored. There was scope for damage, in view of which the plane has made an emergency landing.

According to the information received from the DGCA, there were 150 passengers on board. The crew had noticed an unusual decrease in the amount of fuel from the left tank. The aircraft landed in Karachi in collaboration with the ATC. It said that no leak was seen from the left tank during the post-flight inspection.

The plane made a normal landing: SpiceJet spokesperson

A SpiceJet spokesperson said no emergency was declared and the plane made a normal landing. There were no previous reports of any malfunction with the aircraft. The passengers have been given refreshments. At the same time, a plane was sent to Karachi which took the passengers to Dubai.

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Patna: The engine of a SpiceJet flight from Patna to Delhi made an emergency landing at Patna airport after it caught fire on Saturday.

With the quick response by the pilot and the aircrew, all the passengers have been safely disembarked from the aircraft. The pick-up in the left engine of the SpiceJet aircraft 737-800, which was carrying 191 passengers and crew, caught fire minutes later due to a bird hitting it.

The fire was reported by the locals, after which it was safely disembarked at patna airport. According to the aviation regulator, the engine caught fire as a result of the bird’s collision, which was later switched off as per procedure. No one was reported injured in the incident.

Patna DM Chandrashekhar Singh, who rushed to the spot after getting information about the incident, said, “The district and airport authorities were informed about the fire in the aircraft by the locals. All passengers were evacuated safely. The reason for the plane’s emergency landing is a technical snag. The team of engineers is carrying out further analysis.” Here, the Passengers First Person account says that the pilots should keep assuring them but all this happened i.e. an emergency landing had to be made within 10 minutes.

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