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Air India says 17 injured after Phuket-Delhi flight suffers sudden altitude loss; DGCA probe underway

Air India has confirmed that 17 people were injured after flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden loss of altitude during cruise. The aircraft landed safely in Delhi, while the DGCA has launched an investigation into the mid-air incident

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According to the airline, 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries and were taken to hospitals for medical evaluation. Representational pic

According to the airline, 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries and were taken to hospitals for medical evaluation. Representational pic

Air India on Tuesday said that its Phuket-Delhi flight AI2379 experienced a sudden loss of altitude during the cruise phase of the journey, leaving 17 people injured before the aircraft landed safely in the national capital.

In its latest update issued at 6.50 pm, the airline said the Airbus A320neo aircraft was carrying 137 passengers and eight crew members when it encountered the momentary in-flight event. The aircraft continued its journey normally after the sudden loss of altitude and landed safely in Delhi at 11.07 am.

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