Air India plane from Kochi overshoots runway while landing in Mumbai airport, passengers safe
MUMBAI, INDIA, JUL 21 – Three tyres burst and the engine was damaged in the runway excursion during heavy monsoon rain, with all 133 passengers and crew disembarking safely, officials said.
- On Monday morning, July 21, 2025, Air India flight AI2744 veered off Mumbai’s main runway during heavy rain, causing minor damages.
- Heavy monsoon rainfall led to a runway excursion at Mumbai airport, creating wet, slippery runway surfaces, according to preliminary reports.
- Mumbai airport statement confirmed minor damage to the primary runway due to a runway excursion, prompting activation of the secondary runway, TV footage showed cracks in the outer engine casing, and three tyres burst on the aircraft, according to Times of India report.
- While repair work was underway, an Air India spokesperson said the aircraft has been grounded for checks and operations shifted to a secondary runway during repairs.
- Sources said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation is assessing the situation, as Air India faces increased safety scrutiny after recent incidents.
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