Indigo flight emergency landing: An Indigo flight gave a ‘Made’ call on Thursday (June 19, 2025) in the midst of its flight. After this, an emergency landing of the aircraft was made in Bengaluru.

According to sources, IndiGo flight 6E6764 flew from Guwahati in Assam to Chennai, but due to lack of fuel in the aircraft on the way, the pilot gave a ‘Made’ call to Bangalore Air Traffic Control (ATC).

Flight pilot Bangalore ATC Gave to ,Low fuel medade call,

According to information from Indigo sources, the flight did not get the clearance to land due to congestion. After this, the pilot gave the ‘Low Fuel Made Call’ to Bangalore ATC. The pilot had told the ATC that the fuel in the flight is low, so you should give us permission to land on the basis of priority. After this, IndiGo flight made safe emergency landing at Bangalore Airport at 8.20 pm.

Medical and fire service teams deployed to protect 168 passengers

This flight from IndiGo from Guwahati to Chennai had a total of 168 passengers and crew members. After the medium call of the aircraft, the emergency landing of the aircraft was immediately prepared at Bangalore Airport. During the emergency landing of the aircraft, teams of medical and fire services have also been sent. However, a safe landing of the aircraft was made.

Aircraft left for Chennai after refueling

After the emergency landing of the aircraft, all passengers were completely safe. After the aircraft landed, he was given a refreshment. With this, refueling was done in IndiGo flight and changing the crew, the flight was sent from Bangalore Airport to Chennai at around 10.24 pm.

Another aircraft of Indigo turned back to technical fault

At the same time, on Friday (June 20), an Indigo flight from Chennai turned back to Chennai due to a technical fault in the middle air. There were a total of 68 passengers and crew members in the flight. As soon as the flight detected technical fault, the pilot immediately turned the aircraft back to Chennai keeping in mind the safety of the passengers.

Indigo flight emergency landing: An Indigo flight made an emergency landing in Ranchi. Officials said that on Monday (June 2, 2025), the vulture was hit at an altitude of 4000 feet from an Indigo flight going to Ranchi. The aircraft suffered little damage after the vulture hit the aircraft, but there was no untoward.

Ranchi Airport officials told the news agency PTI that there were a total of 175 passengers in IndiGo flight during the incident. After the emergency landing of the aircraft, all the passengers have been taken safely. No passenger has suffered any kind of damage.

Incident occurred with aircraft 10 to 12 nautical miles from Ranchi Airport- Maurya

RR Maurya, director of Birsa Munda Airport, Ranchi, told PTI, “IndiGo flight collided with a bird after reaching Ranchi. It was about 10 to 12 notical miles from the flight airport and about three to four thousand feet during the incident.”

He said, “IndiGo aircraft was coming from Patna to Ranchi. During this time, the emergency landing was announced by the aircraft pilot after the aircraft collided.

Investigation of damage being done after the accident- Maurya

Airport director RR Morya said, “The incident took place on Monday (June 2, 2025) at 1.14 pm. However, after hitting the vulture at a height of 4000 feet, the aircraft has a dent, but all the passengers sitting in the aircraft are safe. No passengers were damaged.”

He also said, “Since this incident, the team of engineers has been investigating the damage done to the aircraft.” At the same time, another official told PTI that after coming from Patna to Ranchi, IndiGo’s flight was a schedule to go to Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal.