On Sunday, a significant incident occurred at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi when Swiss Air flight LX147, an Airbus A330 bound for Zurich, experienced engine failure during takeoff. Smoke was reported from the left side of the aircraft, and a fire was detected near the right landing gear. The crew promptly aborted the takeoff and initiated an emergency evacuation, successfully getting all 228 passengers, including four infants, off the plane. Unfortunately, six passengers sustained injuries during the evacuation and are receiving treatment. Following the incident, runway 28 was temporarily closed, disrupting operations at one of India's busiest airports. The airport authorities declared a full emergency, stating that all safety protocols were executed efficiently. Swiss Air has acknowledged the incident, forming a task force to assist passengers and investigate the cause of the engine failure. The airline emphasized its commitment to passenger safety and is working to provide necessary support, including rebookings and accommodations.