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Phuket airport in Thailand temporarily closed its runway on Wednesday. This was to remove a disabled Air India Express plane. The aircraft experienced a malfunction upon landing. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. The airport expected the runway to reopen by 6 p.m. local time. This incident affected one of Thailand's busiest travel gateways.

An Air India Express flight from Hyderabad to Phuket experienced a nose-wheel issue upon landing at Phuket Airport on March 11. The incident led to the suspension of flight operations at the airport as the Boeing 737-Max8 aircraft remained on the runway. The airline confirmed the issue and stated that the crew followed standard protocols, with passengers safely deplaned.

Several aircraft, including an Air India Express plane, have been moved from Bahrain. This action follows threats of Iranian missile and drone attacks. Authorities aim to enhance safety and ensure air operations continue. The region's air travel remains disrupted. Airlines are taking precautions amid ongoing security concerns. This repositioning is part of broader measures to maintain aviation safety.

Air India Express flight from Hyderabad to Phuket sustains nose-wheel damage after hard landing, causing temporary runway closure.

Air India and Air India Express will operate 58 flights to West Asia amid regional airspace restrictions.

An Air India Express flight faced a nose-wheel issue upon landing in Phuket, causing a suspension of airport operations as the plane was stuck on the runway.| India News

Air India Express Hyderabad-Phuket flight IX938 experienced a nose-wheel issue after landing at Phuket International Airport on March 11, prompting a temporary halt in runway operations as passengers were safely deplaned.

Resharing the reel featuring an Air India crew member, an X user wrote, "The plane is in the air, and an air hostess is sitting in the cockpit making reels. Is this really allowed?"

Amid rising tensions, Indian carriers like Air India, Air India Express, and IndiGo will operate over 90 flights to and from West Asia on March 11.

Rahul Bhatia, co-founder of IndiGo operator Interglobe Aviation, has taken charge of the airline on interim basis after CEO Pieter Elbers' resignation.| Business News