A Saudi-Delhi Air India Express flight made an emergency landing in Ahmedabad after a note claiming there was a bomb was found in the lavatory. According to NDTV, the flight crew promptly informed the pilot, who then contacted Air Traffic Control to request an emergency diversion and landing.
The landing at Terminal 2 was executed safely, with all 32 passengers deboarded without incident. Security personnel are currently conducting a thorough check of the aircraft, as reported by Hindustan Times.
Separately, an IndiGo flight traveling from Goa to Delhi also made an emergency landing due to a suspected engine failure. The flight, which had 229 passengers onboard, landed after a technical issue was detected, as noted by Hindustan Times and The Times of India. No further details were provided about the incident.
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