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**Investigation Underway After Air India Flight Experiences Severe Turbulence and Hydraulic Issues** **BANGKOK, Thailand** – Indian aviation investigators are examining an incident involving an Air India Airbus A320 flight from Phuket to New Delhi that resulted in 24 injuries last month. According to investigators, the aircraft was cruising at an altitude of 36,000 feet when it experienced a series of mechanical and flight control anomalies. Reports indicate the aircraft suffered a triple hydraulic failure during the flight. The incident occurred while the seatbelt signs were switched off. Investigators stated that the aircraft issued a stall warning, followed by a rapid pitch-up and subsequent pitch-down maneuver. The sudden movement caused passengers and cabin crew members to be thrown against overhead bins, resulting in injuries to 24 individuals on board. Authorities are currently reviewing the sequence of events to determine the cause of the hydraulic failure and the subsequent flight control issues. Further details regarding the status of the investigation have not yet been released. Article source: thailandnews.co | Image credit: The Hans India
**Investigation Underway After Air India Flight Experiences Severe Turbulence and Hydraulic Issues**
**BANGKOK, Thailand** – Indian aviation investigators are examining an incident involving an Air India Airbus A320 flight from Phuket to New Delhi that resulted in 24 injuries last month.
According to investigators, the aircraft was cruising at an altitude of 36,000 feet when it experienced a series of mechanical and flight control anomalies. Reports indicate the aircraft suffered a triple hydraulic failure during the flight.
The incident occurred while the seatbelt signs were switched off. Investigators stated that the aircraft issued a stall warning, followed by a rapid pitch-up and subsequent pitch-down maneuver. The sudden movement caused passengers and cabin crew members to be thrown against overhead bins, resulting in injuries to 24 individuals on board.
Authorities are currently reviewing the sequence of events to determine the cause of the hydraulic failure and the subsequent flight control issues. Further details regarding the status of the investigation have not yet been released.
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