Emergency Escape: Zurich-Bound Flight Aborts Takeoff in Delhi

A Swiss International Air Lines flight bound for Zurich aborted its takeoff at Delhi airport due to an engine issue. The emergency evacuation resulted in four passengers sustaining injuries. The aircraft, carrying 245 individuals, was safely evacuated, and investigations are underway to understand the engine problem.

A Zurich-bound flight operated by Swiss International Air Lines aborted its takeoff at Delhi airport in the early hours, sparking a full emergency situation. The aircraft, carrying 232 passengers and 13 crew members, faced an engine issue forcing an urgent evacuation.

The incident, which occurred around 1 am, left four passengers injured and one crew member with a sprained ankle. While smoke was observed from the port side of the aircraft, airport operations remained unaffected. Full safety protocols were activated promptly, ensuring passenger safety.

The airline is investigating the cause of the engine issue, with technical specialists dispatched to inspect the aircraft. Passengers have been provided hotel accommodations and alternative travel arrangements while the airline works to support those affected by the situation.