IndiGo Flights Face Technical Issues, Passengers Remain Safe

An IndiGo flight, designated as 6E 5118, was forced to turn back to Delhi shortly after leaving Indira Gandhi International Airport on its way to Imphal due to a minor technical problem. The airline stated that the pilots made a precautionary decision to return, and the aircraft landed safely back in Delhi. An IndiGo spokesperson mentioned that the necessary checks were conducted in accordance with mandatory protocols, allowing the flight to continue its journey shortly thereafter. The spokesperson expressed regret for any inconvenience faced by passengers, emphasizing that the safety of customers, crew, and aircraft remains the airline's top priority. Fortunately, no injuries occurred during the incident, and passengers received assistance throughout the delay, though the specific nature of the technical issue was not disclosed.

In another incident, an IndiGo flight numbered 6E 6271 traveling from Delhi to Goa was rerouted to Mumbai due to a technical snag detected while in the air. The flight was supposed to land at the Manohar International Airport in Goa but was redirected as a safety precaution to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai. The spokesperson for IndiGo confirmed that the aircraft landed safely in Mumbai and is currently undergoing the required checks and maintenance. To accommodate the passengers, an alternative aircraft has been arranged to complete their journey to Goa. The airline expressed regret for the unexpected situation affecting travelers and reiterated its commitment to passenger safety and a smooth travel experience. All passengers were reported safe, and IndiGo is actively working to minimize disruptions for those impacted.