IndiGo Plane faced Tailstrike During Take-Off; Returns To Delhi Airport
On September 9, an IndiGo Delhi-Bengaluru flight encountered a tail strike during takeoff, back to Delhi Airport safely.
IndiGo Plane Returns To Delhi Airport After Suffering Tailstrike During Take-Off; DGCA Grounds Crew
According to sources, an IndiGo aircraft struck the runway while taking off from Delhi airport, causing damage to the tail portion. When the incident occurred on September 9, IndiGo flight 6E 6054 was supposed to travel to Bengaluru, according to sources. Images of the damage to the tail section reveal multiple white dents on the aircraft skin’s blue paint, suggesting a significant tailstrike.
When an aircraft’s tail strikes the runway during takeoff or landing, it is known as a tailstrike. This can be hazardous since it can result in structural damage, particularly to the pressurized cabin’s rear pressure bulkhead, which is a cone-shaped section of the aircraft’s tail.
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The pilot notified the air traffic controller (ATC) of the situation right away, and the ATC then approved the landing. Reports stated that the airplane made a safe landing. Nobody was hurt. According to officials, the event is being looked into by the Delhi airport authorities and the aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).The pilot notified the air traffic controller (ATC) of the situation right away, and the ATC then approved the landing. Reports stated that the airplane made a safe landing. Nobody was hurt. According to officials, the event is being looked into by the Delhi airport authorities and the aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
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