Air France to accommodate deplaned passengers of Delhi-Paris flight

The passengers, who were asked to voluntarily deplane a Paris-bound Air France flight due to "technical problem" at the New Delhi airport on Wednesday, will be accommodated in the next flight to the French capital, a passenger traveling in the aircraft told ANI.

The passengers, who were asked to voluntarily deplane a Paris-bound Air France flight due to "technical problem" at the New Delhi airport on Wednesday, will be accommodated in the next flight to the French capital, a passenger travelling in the aircraft told ANI. "The de-boarded passengers are going to be accommodated in the next flight to Paris," the passenger said.

"However, they will be reaching Paris without their checked-in luggage," he added. In the early hours of Wednesday, 26 passengers were asked to voluntarily exit after the Air France flight suffered a "technical problem" at the New Delhi airport.

The pilot and the crew of Air France AF225 had told the passengers that their checked-in luggage would be offloaded due to an unspecified technical glitch, urging them to disembark for the plane to take off. (ANI)

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