The aircraft made a safe precautionary landing in Delhi, and all passengers and crew disembarked without injury.

Air India said the decision to turn back followed standard operating procedures; the aircraft landed safely and all passengers and crew disembarked without incident.

A Mumbai-bound Air India Boeing 777 returned to New Delhi shortly after take-off due to a right engine oil pressure issue.

India’s civil aviation regulator will supervise Air India’s probe into the in-flight engine shutdown on its Delhi–Mumbai ...

An Air India Boeing 777 flying to Mumbai had to return to Delhi airport on Monday after one of its two engines developed a ...

The plane, carrying around 335 people, was airborne for nearly an hour before making an emergency landing back in the ...

Air India flight AI887, a Boeing 777, returned to Delhi due to a right engine issue. The Mumbai-bound plane landed safely ...

Air India's Boeing 777 aircraft, which was flying from Delhi to Mumbai, returned to the national capital on Monday, December ...

An Air India Boeing 777-300ER on flight AI-887 from Delhi to Mumbai made an emergency landing due to low engine oil pressure ...

The airline said the aircraft landed safely, and all passengers and crew disembarked without any issues. It also expressed ...

India’s aviation regulator has issued a show-cause notice to Air India cockpit crew for operating multiple flights between ...