SpiceJet Flight: Oxygen masks were deployed after the aircraft had a cabin-pressure problem
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- SpiceJet aircraft from Mumbai landed in Ahmedabad after pressure problem
- The Boeing 737 aircraft was carrying over 100 passengers to Delhi
- All the passengers are safe, an airline spokesperson said
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Ahmedabad:
Low cabin pressure mid-air forced a Delhi-bound SpiceJet aircraft from Mumbai, carrying over 100 passengers, to land at the city airport this morning under emergency conditions.
All the passengers on-board were safe, an airline spokesperson said.
"SpiceJet Boeing 737 aircraft (VT-SZB) was operating flight SG 160 Mumbai-Delhi. Enroute, the aircraft had a (cabin) pressure problem," a SpiceJet spokesperson said.
Following the standard operating procedure, the crew diverted the aircraft to Ahmedabad, where it landed safely, he added.
There were over 100 passengers on-board the plane, the spokesperson said.
