Smoke in Swiss Air Jet's Landing Gear Leads to Evacuation at Delhi Airport

A Swiss International Air Lines aircraft faced an evacuation at Delhi airport after smoke was detected in its landing gear. The incident occurred on April 26, involving 245 people onboard, with four reporting injuries. The AAIB is analyzing data and coordinating with experts for a thorough investigation.

Passengers aboard a Swiss International Air Lines flight at Delhi airport were evacuated after smoke emerged from the aircraft's landing gear. The emergency evacuation of 232 passengers and 13 crew members took place on April 26, resulting in four minor injuries.

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is scrutinizing data from flight recorders, ATC communications, and various records. Although no interim safety measures have been recommended, the investigation continues with international coordination. The incident initially involved smoke reports, escalating to fire detection, prompting emergency procedures on the ground.