Air India Delhi- Vadodara flight makes emergency landing

New Delhi: An incident occurred on Sunday evening when an Air India flight  from Delhi to Vadodara was forced to make an emergency landing shortly after take-off. The flight was carrying 168 passengers and had just departed from Indira Gandhi International Airport when the pilot suspected a possible issue with the aircraft’s landing gear.

According to the reports, the Airbus A321neo, AI 819, took off at 6:51pm which was delayed from its scheduled 6:25pm departure from Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI).

Within minutes of becoming airborne, the captain chose to return to Delhi as a precautionary measure. Following which the aircraft landed safely back at IGI Airport by 7:20pm.

After landing, multiple safety checks were reportedly carried out and everything was found to be alright.

However, Air India offered passengers the option to either reschedule their travel without an extra cost or cancel their tickets.

The flight is now expected to depart for Vadodara on Monday morning.

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