Technical Glitches Force SpiceJet Flights to Divert
Two SpiceJet flights were diverted on Monday due to technical issues. A flight from Chennai to Kochi returned to Chennai, while another from Delhi to Shillong was diverted to Patna after a windshield crack was detected. SpiceJet clarified normal landings occurred and passengers were deplaned safely.

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Two SpiceJet flights encountered technical setbacks on Monday, prompting necessary diversions. A flight en route to Kochi was forced to return to Chennai after a technical glitch. Meanwhile, a Delhi-Shillong flight was rerouted to Patna due to a discovered crack on its windshield, according to airline sources.
SpiceJet's Flight 2950 from Delhi to Shillong made a diversionary landing at Patna Airport following a bird strike and technical issue, a spokesperson revealed. They emphasized the crack was limited to one layer of the windshield and the diversion was a cautionary action.
The spokesperson further clarified that these were precautionary landings and there was no emergency; both aircraft landed normally, and passengers disembarked without incident. The airline assured pressurization in the cabin remained stable throughout the journeys.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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