IndiGo Jaipur-bound flight makes emergency landing in Mumbai after oil Leak
The number of passenger on board the aircraft could not be immediately known. However, a probe has been initiated into the incident, which took place on June 22.
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At IndiGo, IGE says Rakesh Gangwal limited his financial risks Passengers on board an IndiGo Jaipur-bound flight from Mumbai had a miraculous mid-air escape because of an alert cabin crew on Saturday. The Pilots of IndiGo Jaipur-bound flight from Mumbai were forced to shut one of its engines due to suspected oil leakage, a source said Monday, adding the flight landed under full emergency conditions, according to a PTI report. Notably, the flight crew after noticing tank fuel quantity getting reduced at 31,000 ft, sought emergency landing.
The number of passenger on board the aircraft could not be immediately known. However, a probe has been initiated into the incident, which took place on June 22, Director General of Civil Aviation Arun Kumar told PTI from New Delhi. An IndiGo spokesperson also confirmed the incident,but said that "no oil leak" was noticed though fuel quantity indication of engine 1 tank was found fluctuating.
"IndiGo A320neo was operating on Mumbai-Jaipur flight on June 22. On top of descent at Jaipur, pilot observed engine 1 fuel tank quantity decreasing. He suspected fuel leak from that engine and carried the checklist. Safe single engine landing was made," the spokesperson said in the statement.
Detailed checks of the engine were carried out on its arrival at Jaipur, it said adding "no fuel leak was noticed. However fuel quantity indication of engine-1 tank was found fluctuating, which was rectified." Meanwhile, aircraft is back in service, it added.
IndiGo remained silent on pilots declaring Mayday call and aircraft making emergency landing. However, in another incident, the airline had to replace the engine of one of its brand new Airbus A321 neo plane due detection of oil and metal chips during its flight to Bengaluru from New Delhi on June 21, sources told PTI.
The IndiGo aircraft was reportedly grounded in Bengaluru after completing the flight and later flown as a ferry flight on Delhi, where it underwent an engine change. In a statement, IndiGo said the aircraft is already back in service, adding "There was oil chip message on an IndiGo A321neo operating to Bengaluru from New Delhi on June 21. As per the guidelines, the aircraft was ferry flown to Delhi."
The ailrline further stated that detailed checks were done in Delhi and the engine was required to be replaced, which has been done. The aircraft is back in service, it added.
