Mid-Air Drama: IndiGo Flight’s Safe Second Attempt
An IndiGo ATR aircraft faced a landing challenge at Raipur's Swami Vivekananda Airport. After an initial failed attempt, the pilot safely landed the aircraft on a second try, causing the return flight to Bhopal to be canceled. Passengers experienced brief concern during the go-around maneuver.
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An IndiGo ATR aircraft faced a scare when its pilot couldn't initially land at Raipur's Swami Vivekananda Airport. The flight, arriving from Bhopal, made a second attempt and landed safely, as confirmed by local officials.
According to a senior police official, the aircraft approached the runway at 2.50 pm but was forced to perform a go-around due to unspecified reasons. The pilot skillfully maneuvered the airplane, remaining airborne for several minutes before executing a successful landing.
Airport authorities announced that the scheduled return flight to Bhopal was canceled following the incident. A passenger recounted that the aircraft had touched down momentarily, causing brief alarm before taking off again.
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