Six Injured in Emergency Evacuation from Swiss Air Flight in India
6 passengers injured evacuating from Swiss Air flight in India: Report
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Six passengers were injured during an emergency evacuation from Swiss Air flight LX0147 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, India. The evacuation was triggered by an engine failure and fire during takeoff on April 25, 2026.
- 01Six passengers were hospitalized after the incident.
- 02The evacuation occurred during the takeoff roll of flight LX0147.
- 03An engine failure led to a fire, prompting emergency measures.
- 04The incident took place at Indira Gandhi International Airport.
- 05The flight was en route from Delhi to Zurich.
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On April 25, 2026, six passengers were injured and subsequently hospitalized following an emergency evacuation from Swiss Air flight LX0147 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, India. The incident occurred during the aircraft's takeoff roll when one of its engines failed and caught fire. The crew acted quickly to stop the aircraft and initiate an emergency evacuation, ensuring the safety of the passengers despite the injuries sustained. This incident raises concerns about aircraft safety and emergency protocols during critical flight phases.
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This incident highlights the importance of safety measures in aviation, potentially affecting passenger confidence in air travel.
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