Aviation regulator DGCA has ordered a probe into the incident involving an IndiGo flight which made an emergency landing at the Kolkata airport yesterday due to a "serious" engine glitch.
The flight, carrying 180 passengers including two infants onboard, was on its way to Dibrugarh from New Delhi when it was diverted to Kolkatas Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.
"One of the aircraft engines was shut midway which forced the IndiGo Delhi-Dibrugarh flight to made emergency landing at Kolkata airport. It is a very serious issue. The DGCA has launched its investigation into the incident," sources said today.
A response from IndiGo on the issue is awaited.
19/01/17 PTI/India Today
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The flight, carrying 180 passengers including two infants onboard, was on its way to Dibrugarh from New Delhi when it was diverted to Kolkatas Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport.
"One of the aircraft engines was shut midway which forced the IndiGo Delhi-Dibrugarh flight to made emergency landing at Kolkata airport. It is a very serious issue. The DGCA has launched its investigation into the incident," sources said today.
A response from IndiGo on the issue is awaited.
19/01/17 PTI/India Today
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