Lucknow: An Indigo flight going from Delhi to Deoghar was stirred up today when the passengers got stuck in the air. The aircraft had 151 passengers, including Samajwadi Party and Akhilesh Yadav’s wife Dimple Yadav, when the pilot had to make an emergency landing of the aircraft due to technical fault.

It was a common flight, but in a few moments it turned into an atmosphere of fear and panic. A big untoward was averted, but this incident has increased everyone’s heartbeat.

After all, what happened in the middle of the air?

Indigo flight took its regular flight from Delhi. Everything was normal. But shortly after flying, the pilot to the aircraft Some serious technical fault in engine Got a sign of. There are also reports of strange sounds from an engine of the aircraft. In such a situation, taking the risk of life of hundreds of people in the air is the most difficult decision for any pilot.

Giving top priority to the safety of the passengers, the pilot decided to immediately take off the aircraft at the nearest airport without losing a moment. At that time, Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport of Lucknow was the closest and safest airport for the aircraft.

Pilot’s understanding and safe landing in Lucknow

The pilot immediately contacted Lucknow Air Traffic Control (ATC) and sought permission for emergency landing. As soon as the ATC got the green signal, there was a stir at Lucknow Airport. Full emergency was immediately declared at the airport. Fire brigade vehicles, ambulances and security personnel were deployed on the runway.

After some stressful moments, the pilot showed his extraordinary skills at Lucknow Airport Safe land Got it done Passengers and crew members breathed a sigh of relief as soon as the aircraft landed safely. All 151 passengers, including MP Dimple Yadav, were taken out of a safe aircraft.

Passengers sent from another aircraft

IndiGo said that all the passengers were taken care of and another aircraft was arranged to send them their destination, Deoghar,. After this incident, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered an inquiry into the case. Only after investigation, the real causes of malfunction will be known.

But one thing is certain – today the pilot’s understanding and quick decision saved 151 lives from being a victim of a big accident.