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Lucknow airport hard landing: DGCA investigates Air India incident.
HeadlinesNow reports a major update in the national aviation safety scenario. A recent incident at Lucknow Airport involving a Saudi Airlines flight carrying Hajj pilgrims has raised serious concerns. The aircraft experienced a hard landing on June 15th, resulting in sparks from the wheels and significant jolts that caused passengers' heads to hit the cabin ceiling. Several passengers reported that their luggage fell to the floor, creating chaos. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated a full-scale investigation into the incident and has sought a detailed explanation from the airline. Preliminary reports suggest the runway may have been waterlogged and the pilot may have employed an aqua-management technique. The unexpected turbulence during landing raised safety questions regarding flight procedures and airport maintenance. The DGCA's probe will cover airport infrastructure, pilot training protocols and adherence to safety regulations. This incident highlights the critical need for robust safety measures in India's civil aviation sector. Nation watches as this critical investigation unfolds. The DGCA's findings will be crucial for ensuring passenger safety and improving aviation standards. The incident has sparked discussions regarding the efficacy of safety protocols within national airports, and experts are closely watching this case to understand the full extent of factors involved. This national incident is a serious reminder of the delicate balance of safety in the Indian air travel system, and the DGCA is leaving no stone unturned to ensure such incidents do not repeat.Explore more: Shivpuri News
