IndiGo Kolkata Flight Cancelled After Bird Strike, Returns to Nagpur
- IndiGo flight 6E 812, traveling from Nagpur to Kolkata on the morning of September 2, 2025, experienced a bird strike shortly after take-off and safely returned to Nagpur airport.
- Following a bird strike that caused damage to the front of the aircraft, the pilots opted to return to Nagpur and carry out a safety landing as a precaution.
- The aircraft carried 160 to 165 passengers, all of whom were safe, and IndiGo offered refreshments, alternate travel options, and full refunds to minimize passenger inconvenience.
- IndiGo grounded the Airbus A320-251N involved to comply with DGCA rules requiring thorough inspections of aircraft affected by bird strikes before further flights.
- The flight was cancelled for the day due to maintenance needs, and an investigation into the bird strike cause is underway, with further details awaited from Nagpur Airport officials.
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Kolkata-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Nagpur after suspected bird hit
A Kolkata-bound IndiGo flight was forced to return to Nagpur shortly after takeoff on Tuesday morning due to a suspected bird strike, officials said. The flight was forced to make an emergency landing after the aircraft sustained damage mid-air, prompting the crew to turn back as a precautionary measure. All passengers and crew are reported safe. Abid Ruhi, the Senior Airport Director at Nagpur Airport, said that an investigation is underway to …
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