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Worst nightmare 😱 Delhi–Srinagar IndiGo flight hit by severe turbulence Flight 6E-2142 was caught in a terrifying hailstorm just before landing in Srinagar, forcing an emergency landing around 6:30pm All 227 onboard are safe. Turbulence was severe, damaging the plane's nose cone & sending cabin luggage tumbling Panic, screaming... show more

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Ranish Hangloovor 1 Jahr

Kudos to the flight captain for landing the plane safely. Well done. 👍🇮🇳

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Understanding the path air takes through a compressed air system to reach your point-of-use product is helpful for diagnosing where problems may arise and how to address them. Follow the life of an air molecule in an interesting entry for today's blog.

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They might have prayed to god 1000 times saying “ek baar land karva de, phirse flight me nahi ghumunga” Kudos to pilot..✌🏻

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Rahul D / राहुलvor 1 Jahr

This is a notorious route. I traveled in the same flight ✈️ few months back. Experienced sever turbulence near Jammu. Flight couldn’t land twice. Came back to Delhi. Terrible experience.

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Shweta Mahendra🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

They have cheap planes

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Gareebchachavor 1 Jahr

@kapsology This is so scary, good news is all are safe

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Arjun Bir Sahi 🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

Yes, massive storm around Nainital too and golf ball size hail

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mohan babuvor 1 Jahr

Omg 😲, it is due to climate change n it will be more in future, hope all are safe 🙏

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Nitish Bhardwajvor 1 Jahr

Though it is said the structure of airplane capable enough to deal with any level of turbulence, this need to be looked closely @DGCAIndia

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It's_Bossvor 1 Jahr

Where TF is oxygen masks????

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They are all panicking and shouting at top of their lungs, highly uncivilized people, at such instances people should remain calm and support the crew

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VIDEO | Here's what Sheikh Samiullah, a passenger aboard IndiGo flight 6E 2142 from Delhi to Srinagar, said after the aircraft was suddenly caught in a hailstorm. "I was onboard the IndiGo flight when everything seemed normal, until the pilot suddenly announced a rough patch ahead and asked us to fasten our seatbelts. I’m a frequent flyer, but I’ve never experienced turbulence like this. It was terrifying. I’m truly grateful to the pilot for landing us safely." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Here's what Sheikh Samiullah, a passenger aboard IndiGo flight 6E 2142 from Delhi to Srinagar, said after the aircraft was suddenly caught in a hailstorm. "I was onboard the IndiGo flight when everything seemed normal, until the pilot suddenly announced a rough patch ahead and asked us to fasten our seatbelts. I’m a frequent flyer, but I’ve never experienced turbulence like this. It was terrifying. I’m truly grateful to the pilot for landing us safely." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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#IndiGo flight 6E2142 (VT-IMD) from Delhi to #Srinagar encountered a hailstorm enroute; pilot declared emergency to SXR ATC. The aircraft landed safely at 1830 hrs. All 227 onboard are safe. The aircraft suffered nose damage and has been declared AOG (Aircraft on Ground).

#IndiGo flight 6E2142 (VT-IMD) from Delhi to #Srinagar encountered a hailstorm enroute; pilot declared emergency to SXR ATC. The aircraft landed safely at 1830 hrs. All 227 onboard are safe. The aircraft suffered nose damage and has been declared AOG (Aircraft on Ground).

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An emergency evacuation was launched at Chandigarh Airport on Tuesday after a power bank caught fire on an IndiGo flight from Hyderabad to Chandigarh. “On 5 May 2026, while IndiGo flight 6E 108 from Hyderabad to Chandigarh was stationary after landing, an incident involving a customer's personal electronic equipment catching fire was reported,” IndiGo Airlines confirmed in a statement. “In the interest of safety, an immediate evacuation was carried out and all the relevant authorities were immediately informed. All customers have been safely moved to the terminal and are being attended to by the team to ensure their well-being. The aircraft will undergo necessary checks before resuming operations. At IndiGo, the safety of our customers and crew remains our top priority,” the airline added further.

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IndiGo Spokesperson: “On 5 May 2026, while IndiGo flight 6E 108 from Hyderabad to Chandigarh was stationary after landing, an incident involving a customer's personal electronic equipment catching fire was reported.* In the interest of safety, an immediate evacuation was carried out and all the relevant authorities were immediately informed. All customers have been safely moved to the terminal and are being attended to by the team to ensure their well-being. The aircraft will undergo necessary checks before resuming operations. At IndiGo, the safety of our customers and crew remains our top priority.”

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