US Edition'Technical Issue Causing High Cabin Temperature': Air India Cancels Bhubaneswar-Delhi Flight
BHUBANESWAR, INDIA, AUG 3 – Air India cancelled flight AI500 due to high cabin temperature affecting 183 passengers, prioritizing safety amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny and recent technical issues, the airline said.
- Air India cancelled flight AI500 from Bhubaneswar to Delhi due to high cabin temperature prior to departure, ensuring passenger safety.
- This incident was the second flight cancellation in a day for Air India, following a technical glitch on flight AI349 from Singapore to Chennai.
- The Directorate General of Civil Aviation reported over 100 violations related to Air India's safety, with seven classified as critical safety risks.
- Recent surveys indicated that 76% of respondents believe airlines prioritize advertising over safety.
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‘High temperature’ in cabin, AI cancels Delhi-bound flight - The Tribune
A Delhi-bound Air India flight from Bhubaneswar was cancelled on Sunday due to “high temperature” in the aircraft cabin just prior to its departure for the destination, the airline said in a statement.
Air India Cancels Bhubaneswar-Delhi Flight Over ‘High Cabin Temperature’; Second Technical Glitch In A Day
An Air India Delhi-bound flight from Bhubaneswar was cancelled due to high cabin temperature. This follows another Air India flight cancellation from Singapore due to maintenance.
Air India flight AI500 from Bhubaneshwar to Delhi was cancelled before takeoff on Sunday due to a technical fault. This decision was taken because the cabin temperature had increased excessively. This incident has happened at a time when DGCA has found more than 100 deficiencies in Air India's safety standards, many of which are said to be of serious level.
Air India Cancels Bhubaneswar-Delhi Flight Due To 'High Temperature' In Aircraft Cabin
A Delhi-bound Air India flight from Bhubaneswar was cancelled on Sunday due to "high temperature" in the aircraft cabin just prior to its departure for the destination, the airline said in a statement.
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