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An IndiGo flight faced a 40-minute delay due to a door technical issue after landing in Raipur. High-profile passengers onboard included Bhupesh Baghel. The incident highlighted aviation safety concerns, especially post-Ahmedabad tragedy.

IndiGo Flight Door Issue Causes Delay

An unexpected 40-minute delay occurred on IndiGo flight 6E-6313 from Delhi to Raipur due to a technical door issue. With high-profile passengers onboard, the incident emphasized aviation safety in the wake of recent tragedies. IndiGo has apologized for the inconvenience.

Passengers on an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Raipur faced a 40-minute delay due to a technical issue with the aircraft door.

Passengers of Delhi-Raipur IndiGo flight on Wednesday found themselves stuck inside the aircraft for nearly 40 minutes after landing as a technical snag prevented the door from opening. The incident stirred unease among the passengers, particularly in the wake of recent aviation incidents which included the crash of an Air India plane in Ahmedabad last Thursday killing 270 people.
Among the passengers on flight 6E-6313 were former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Raipur Mayor Meenal Choubey.
Choubey told PTI over the phone that after landing in Raipur around 2.20 pm, the door of the flight remained locked for more than 30 minutes.
"When we asked about the reason for the delay in opening the door, the crew said there was some technical problem, and they were trying to open it. "After 30 minutes, we asked them to seek assistance from the people outside. Then the people on the ground opened the door," she said.
While making it clear that the passengers weren't "scared," Choubey admitted that "after the Ahmedabad (air crash) incident, minor glitches also remind you of that tragedy." Senior Congress leader and the former chief minister Baghel also told reporters at the airport that the passengers remained stranded inside the aircraft for 40 minutes as the door remained closed.
Later IndiGo spokesperson acknowledged the incident and expressed regret saying the "flight 6E 6313, operating from Delhi to Raipur, experienced a delay in opening the aircraft door upon arrival on June 18, 2025, due to a minor technical issue.
"Following standard safety procedures, the door was opened after necessary checks were completed. We sincerely regret any inconvenience caused and appreciate our customers' patience and understanding."&nbsp;

A delayed flight, angry passengers, and a warning by authorities - Delhi airport was once against the stage for dramatic scenes. It began with a three-hour delay in Air India's Delhi-London flight on May 24.
Passengers claimed that the delay was caused by flight crew being late, and some seats "not working", as per a Hindustan Times report. Some business class passengers were downgraded, and some couldn't board the flight due to seats "not working", according to the report.
However, Air India claimed that the delay was due to the previous day's bad weather, when Delhi saw heavy rain.
India's civil aviation watchdog, DGCA took note of the incident. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation told airlines not to "book passengers beyond serviceable seats meeting the approved design specification available in the aircraft". DGCA warned that non-compliance would be "viewed seriously".

Drama at Delhi airport over Air India flight to London being delayed by 3 hours; DGCA issues warning

Three hour delay in Delhi-London flight irks passengers&nbsp;

A delayed flight, angry passengers, and a warning by authorities - Delhi airport was once against the stage for dramatic scenes. It began with a three-hour delay in Air India's Delhi-London flight on May 24.
Passengers claimed that the delay was caused by flight crew being late, and some seats "not working", as per a Hindustan Times report. Some business class passengers were downgraded, and some couldn't board the flight due to seats "not working", according to the report.
However, Air India claimed that the delay was due to the previous day's bad weather, when Delhi saw heavy rain.
India's civil aviation watchdog, DGCA took note of the incident. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation told airlines not to "book passengers beyond serviceable seats meeting the approved design specification available in the aircraft". DGCA warned that non-compliance would be "viewed seriously".
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