An Air India Express flight circled over an airport for two hours after suffering a technical problem after take-off. Flight AXB 613, which was bound for Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates, departed from the runway of the Tiruchirappalli International Airport in Tamil Nadu,

The flight, carrying 141 passengers, took off at 5:30 pm. However, the plane’s landing gear failed to retract, or fold, according to sources at Trichy airport.

Air India Express Flight IX 613’s Pilot Iqrom Rifadly Fahmi Zainal and Co-pilot Maitryee Shrikrishna Shitole left Tiruchirapalli airport on October 11. The Air India Express Flight IX 613 from Tiruchirapalli to Sharjah,

An Air India Express flight from Tiruchirapalli to Sharjah safely returned to Tiruchirapalli after a technical snag. The plane circled the city for two hours to reduce fuel. All 150 passengers landed safely,

Airport officials prepared for an emergency by deploying ambulances and firefighting vehicles, although the airline later clarified that no formal emergency had been declared by the pilots of flight AIX613 to Sharjah.

An Air India Express (AIX) flight with 140 people on board developed problems after take-off from the Tiruchirapalli airport on Friday and landed back safely.

An Air India Express flight experienced a landing issue on its way from Tiruchirappalli to Sharjah. The plane circled for two hours to reduce fuel before landing safely. All 140 passengers were unhurt.

Civil aviation minister K Rammohan Naidu said the pilots and other crew members followed all safety protocols, ensuring the well-being of every passenger during the emergency

The aircraft had to circle the airspace above Trichy to burn off excess fuel before attempting to land back at the Tiruchirapalli airport.