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Air India Flight Diverted to Dubai Due to Technical Issue, Is Safe

Air India Flight Diverted to Dubai Due to Technical Issue, Is Safe

Post by : Rameen Ariff

Dubai, UAE – An Air India flight traveling from Vienna to Delhi on October 9 was unexpectedly diverted to Dubai following a suspected technical issue, airline officials confirmed. Despite the disruption, the aircraft landed safely, ensuring the safety and comfort of all passengers and crew onboard.

Technical Checks and Passenger Assistance

Flight AI154 underwent comprehensive technical inspections in Dubai before continuing its journey. Passengers reported a smooth landing and praised the airline for keeping everyone informed throughout the process. Air India provided refreshments and updates while the aircraft was checked, and the flight resumed to Delhi at 8:45 AM IST.

Air India emphasized that passenger safety remains its top priority. “We regret the inconvenience caused due to the unforeseen delay. At Air India, the safety of passengers and crew remains our highest priority,” the airline said in an official statement.

Previous Incidents Highlight Safety Measures

This incident follows a recent technical concern involving Air India flight AI117 from Amritsar to Birmingham. In that case, the aircraft deployed its Ram Air Turbine (RAT) during landing, and the plane safely touched down. The airline grounded the aircraft for inspections, canceled the return flight AI114, and arranged alternatives for affected passengers.

Safety First in Aviation

Aviation experts note that such diversions, though inconvenient, are precautionary measures to ensure passenger safety. Airlines worldwide follow strict safety protocols and rigorous technical checks before allowing flights to continue. These procedures are part of the aviation industry’s commitment to ensuring secure and reliable air travel.

Passengers of AI154 have now resumed their journey to Delhi. Air India continues to monitor its fleet closely, maintaining high technical standards and prioritizing passenger safety at all times.

Oct. 10, 2025 7:05 p.m. 1273

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