Six Passengers Injured in Emergency Evacuation from Swiss Air Flight at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport
Incident occurred during takeoff roll due to engine failure and fire, according to Economic Times.
Early on Sunday morning at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, an emergency evacuation was initiated for a Swiss Air flight en route from Delhi to Zurich.
The incident took place as the aircraft attempted takeoff when one of its engines failed and caught fire during the roll.
According to the Economic Times, six passengers were injured during this event and subsequently hospitalized.
The crew swiftly stopped the aircraft's progress and managed an emergency evacuation on the runway due to the safety concerns posed by the fire and the failing engine.
The incident took place as the aircraft attempted takeoff when one of its engines failed and caught fire during the roll.
According to the Economic Times, six passengers were injured during this event and subsequently hospitalized.
The crew swiftly stopped the aircraft's progress and managed an emergency evacuation on the runway due to the safety concerns posed by the fire and the failing engine.
