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Noida passenger suffers bleeding on Delhi bound IndiGo flight, dies after emergency landing

After the flight landed at the Devi Ahilyabai Holkar international airport, the passenger was taken to a hospital near the airport where doctors declared him brought dead, he said.

An IndiGo flight from Madurai to Delhi was diverted to the Indore airport after a 60-year-old passenger's health deteriorated mid-air on Saturday evening, a senior official said.
After the flight landed at the Devi Ahilyabai Holkar international airport, the passenger was taken to a hospital near the airport where doctors declared him brought dead, he said.
"As per the initial information, Atul Gupta (60), who was on board the IndiGo Airlines flight 6E-2088, was bleeding from the mouth and his condition deteriorated midway through the journey," Prabodh Chandra Sharma, Director in-charge of the airport, told PTI.
Due to a medical emergency, the Madurai-Delhi flight was diverted to Indore and it landed at the local airport around 5:30 pm.
Gupta was sent to a private hospital from the airport where doctors declared him brought dead, Sharma said.
"According to a doctor who took Gupta from the airport to the hospital, he was already suffering from a heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes," Sharma said.
He said the flight took off for its destination (New Delhi) at 6:40 pm.
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A sub-inspector of Aerodrome police station said the deceased Gupta was a resident of Noida. His body would be handed over to his relatives after postmortem, he added.&nbsp;

The emergency landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.

Watch: IAF's touchdown on national highway in Andhra Pradesh

The emergency landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.

The IAF on Thursday successfully conducted a trial run of the 4.1 km emergency landing facility constructed on a national highway here, with two Sukhoi fighter aircraft among others participating in the drill.
The flights flew 100 metres above the ground.
The landing facility has been constructed at Picchikalagudipadu village of Korishapadu mandal on the National Highway-16.
An IAF official said a transport plane AN-32, two Sukhoi fighter aircraft and as many Tejas-light combat fighters participated in the trial.
"The report we got is that the runway is perfect for landing," the official told a TV channel.
According to him, there was work still pending regarding the runway, including fencing of the road on both sides to prevent entry of people and animals.
He further said IAF coordinated with officials of National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) on painting on the runway and consistency of the surface.
Bapatla Superintendent of Police Vakul Jindal told PTI that a strong security cordon had been established with around 200 police personnel for the trial run.
He said from 10:30 AM to noon, vehicles coming on the national highway were diverted.
Jindal added that in the trial run, the aircraft flew at a height of 100 metres without touching the ground.

Days after a SpiceJet plane was forced to land in Pakistan's Karachi, an IndiGo flight had to be diverted to the same city.
IndiGo's Sharjah-to-Hyderabad flight was forced to make a precautionary landing in Karachi on 17 July after the pilot reported technical issues in the aircraft. IndiGo's Airbus plane had a system fault in Engine 2 on the right side of the fuselage, as per an NDTV report quoting sources.
All passengers were safe, an IndiGo sent another plane to Karachi to complete the journey.
The incident occurred on a day that news reports suggested that IndiGo's technicians had written to airplane manufacturer Airbus. The technicians complained that the Indian airline was not following standard maintenance procedures which could risk passenger safety, as per a Hindustan Times report.
Less than 2 weeks earlier, on 5 July, a SpiceJet flight flying from Delhi to Dubai had to make an emergency landing in Pakistan's Karachi. The plane had a malfunctioning fuel indicator.

Indian flight forced to land in Pakistan: IndiGo's Sharjah-Hyderabad flight's precautionary landing in Karachi, days after SpiceJet case

Indian flight forced to land in Pakistan: IndiGo plane diverted to Karachi days after SpiceJet case


Indian flight forced to land in Pakistan: IndiGo's Sharjah-Hyderabad flight's precautionary landing in Karachi, say reports

The incident occurred on a day that news reports suggested that IndiGo's technicians had written to airplane manufacturer Airbus claiming that the Indian airline was not following standard maintenance procedures.

Days after a SpiceJet plane was forced to land in Pakistan's Karachi, an IndiGo flight had to be diverted to the same city.
IndiGo's Sharjah-to-Hyderabad flight was forced to make a precautionary landing in Karachi on 17 July after the pilot reported technical issues in the aircraft. IndiGo's Airbus plane had a system fault in Engine 2 on the right side of the fuselage, as per an NDTV report quoting sources.
All passengers were safe, an IndiGo sent another plane to Karachi to complete the journey.
The incident occurred on a day that news reports suggested that IndiGo's technicians had written to airplane manufacturer Airbus. The technicians complained that the Indian airline was not following standard maintenance procedures which could risk passenger safety, as per a Hindustan Times report.
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Less than 2 weeks earlier, on 5 July, a SpiceJet flight flying from Delhi to Dubai had to make an emergency landing in Pakistan's Karachi. The plane had a malfunctioning fuel indicator.

The MI-17 helicopter with 2 pilots on board was flying from Hasimara airbase in Alipurduar district of West Bengal to Borjhar when it developed a technical snag

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