On Tuesday, a routine landing of IndiGo Flight 6E 108 at Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport in Chandigarh, India, turned into an emergency situation when a suspected power bank explosion caused smoke to fill the cabin. The flight, arriving from Hyderabad, had over 200 passengers, including infants, who were evacuated via inflatable slides after the incident occurred around 3:30 pm. The fire originated from a personal electronic device belonging to a passenger in seat 39C. An IndiGo spokesperson confirmed that the cabin crew acted swiftly, using a fire extinguisher to contain the blaze, but thick smoke led to panic among passengers. Authorities responded quickly, deploying fire tenders and security personnel, and all passengers were evacuated by 4:25 pm. Minor injuries were reported, with one passenger, Richa, suffering suspected fractures after slipping from an emergency slide. The aircraft was grounded for inspection, and a replacement flight was organized to continue the journey to Bengaluru.