Air India Plane Circles Mid-Air Due to Hydraulic System Failure, Tamil Nadu Airport on High Alert
An Air India Express flight en route from Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) to Sharjah faced a hydraulic system failure, leading the pilot to declare an emergency landing. Rescue and emergency teams were immediately deployed at Tiruchirappalli Airport in Tamil Nadu. According to sources, the aircraft, carrying approximately 140 passengers, is still circling in the air as the crew works to manage the technical malfunction.
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The flight encountered the issue shortly after takeoff, prompting the pilot to contact Tiruchirappalli Airport and request an emergency landing. Airport authorities quickly placed all emergency services on high alert, preparing for any potential scenarios that may arise during the landing process.
Passengers are currently awaiting further updates, and all safety protocols are being followed to ensure their well-being. Aviation authorities are closely monitoring the situation, and an investigation will likely follow to determine the exact cause of the hydraulic system failure. The incident has highlighted the importance of technical preparedness and quick responses in ensuring passenger safety during in-flight emergencies.
