A chartered Air India flight to Udaipur, with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on board, had to return to Delhi minutes before landing on account of bad weather.
The visiting dignitary, however, reached Udaipur after a delay of two-and-a-half hours when the skies had cleared.
The aircraft left the national capital for Udaipur around 1430 hours but had to return just about 10 minutes before the scheduled landing because of inclement weather, sources said.
The flight took off again from here and landed in Udaipur at 1912 hours, after a delay of about two-hours-and-a-half, Airports Authority of India sources said.
05/10/16 PTI/The Times Of India
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The visiting dignitary, however, reached Udaipur after a delay of two-and-a-half hours when the skies had cleared.
The aircraft left the national capital for Udaipur around 1430 hours but had to return just about 10 minutes before the scheduled landing because of inclement weather, sources said.
The flight took off again from here and landed in Udaipur at 1912 hours, after a delay of about two-hours-and-a-half, Airports Authority of India sources said.
05/10/16 PTI/The Times Of India
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