Air India aircraft caught fire after landing

An Air India flight from Hong Kong to New Delhi ended with an emergency. After the successful landing of the Airbus A321 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in the capital of India, a fire broke out.

According to the airline’s official statement, after landing, while passengers were disembarking, a fire occurred in the auxiliary power unit located in the rear section of the aircraft's fuselage.

"The aircraft sustained minor damage, but all passengers and crew members were safely evacuated," the airline said.

Following the incident, the Airbus A321 was sent for technical inspection and temporarily taken out of service. All safety measures were taken, and an investigation into the incident has begun. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!