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According to the Civil Aviation Ministry on August 9, multiple passengers and crew members were injured. The aircraft was carrying 137 passengers, three of them infants, and eight crew.

Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight incident has taken a fresh turn, with outgoing CEO Campbell Wilson summoned by the Civil Aviation Ministry over the incident.

On August 4, the Phuket-Delhi flight AI2379 operated with A320 aircraft VT-EXO experienced a sudden loss of altitude of approximately 300 feet during cruise, after which the aircraft stabilised and subsequently landed safely in the national capital.

The Air India flight AI2379, operating from Phuket to Delhi, experienced a short but strong in-flight turbulence, resulting in serious injuries to several passengers and a loss of altitude of about 300 feet before it recovered. The aircraft landed safely in Delhi.

Pilot of Air India Phuket-Delhi flight tests positive for drugs: Report

NEW DELHI: The confirmatory dope test of the pilot-in-command (PIC) operating Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight last Tuesday has also come positive, say sources. His screening test done on arrival was "non negative" and then as per procedure, a confirmatory test was conducted whose report came Tuesday.

NEW DELHI: Air India's outgoing CEO reportedly met government officials on Tuesday amid the ongoing row after the Delhi-Phuket flight turbulence incident.

The Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi encountered a turbulence-related incident that caused the aircraft to drop as much as 300 feet in altitude, leaving many passengers and crew members with minor injuries.

The meeting is understood to have focused on Air India's safety and operational issues, including the Phuket-Delhi flight incident in which 17 passengers and crew members were injured.

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