The Air India Express aircraft bringing 160 passengers from Bengaluru could not land on Saturday (August 16, 2025) at Gwalior Airport in Madhya Pradesh for the first time. However, the plane successfully landed in the second time. A statement has been issued by the airline on this incident.

The airline said that the aircraft made a round and landed safely without any incident. An Air India Express spokesperson told PTI, “One of our aircraft made a round and then landed in Gwalior safely and without any incident.”

No fault found in the plane: airline

The airline spokesman said, “Technical staff examined the aircraft after landing and could not find any malfunction.” Goswami also said that failure in landing is a common thing in the first attempt. According to another official, some passengers lodged their complaint with the airline officials after landing from the aircraft.

According to ANI, the IX2718 flight of Air India Express which left from Bengaluru earlier this month, was forced to return and land on August 3 due to a technical problem.

Airline apologizes for inconvenience

The airline spokesperson clarified that as a precaution, the aircraft was kept in the air for some time to burn fuel before a safe return and reduce its weight during landing as a precaution. The airline regretted the inconvenience and reiterated its full commitment to maintain the highest security standards.

A spokesperson said in an official statement, “A flight from Bangalore returned due to technical fault. The aircraft made a round to lose fuel and weight before safe landing. We are sorry for this inconvenience.

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Ahmedabad air india plane crash: The preliminary inquiry report of the accident that occurred a month after the Air India aircraft accident in Ahmedabad has revealed that the engine fuel switches from ‘run’ came to ‘cutoff’ only a few seconds after flying. This 15 -page report has been given by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) on Saturday (July 12, 2025).

In the voice recording of the cockpit, one pilot was heard asking the other, ‘Why did you do the cutoff?’ The second pilot replied, ‘I did not turn off.’ The cutoff case is being considered important in the Boeing Dreamliner 787-8 accident on June 12, 2025. Shortly thereafter, the switch of both the engines of the aircraft going to London became cut off from Run.

What was told in the report?

787 Dreamliner and other commercial aircraft have more than enough strength to fly from the same engine and pilots are fully prepared for this phenomenon. The report said that when the aircraft is flying and the fuel control switch is taken from the cutoff.

The EAFR recording sent a Mayday alert soon after the closure was closed a few seconds. Air traffic control inquired about the call sign. He did not get any response, but then he saw the aircraft crashing outside the airport boundary.

What came about the pilot?

The plane filled with 54,200 liters of fuel started coming down fast and collided with the hostel of the medical college. Due to the fire on the plane, all the others except 1 out of 242 people were killed. This aircraft remained in the air for only 32 seconds.

Captain Sumit Sabharwal of this aircraft had an 8,200 -hour flight experience. He was accompanied by first officer Clive Kunder, who had a flying experience of 1,100 hours. The report states that both pilots were medically healthy and enough experienced.

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Petrol filling tips: In India, crores of vehicles are seen running on the roads every day. Some of these vehicles are electric or CNG. Most vehicles run on petrol and diesel. Consumption of petrol and diesel in the country is very high. It has been seen many times that employees make a mess while filling petrol and diesel at some petrol pumps.

Sometimes complaints of adulteration in petrol and diesel also come up. But there are many tricks to find out all these things. Apart from this, many people also believe that if petrol is filled in the morning in the morning, then there is a benefit. Does this really happen? Let us tell you.

Is it really benefit from filling petrol in the morning?

Many times many people say something. And that thing turns into a general perception from one person to the third third to the fourth person from one person to another. But let us tell you that many times these are just perceptions. There is no truth in them. These days there is a belief among the people that if petrol is taken in the morning, then there is more benefit. Does this really happen, then tell you that it is not so.

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Actually, people are giving this locality behind the notion that the density of the fuel is good due to low temperature in the morning. So when you fill petrol. So you get more petrol. Because due to heat in the day, fuel density decreases. But let us tell you that you should fill petrol at any time, the density of fuel is not affected by it.

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What is fuel density?

Let us tell you that the density of petrol has been fixed by the Government of India 730 to 800 kg per cubic meter. That is, if this density of petrol was. If you are being given petrol without adulteration. If you want, you can also check the density of petrol through the machine at the petrol pump.

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With this, let us tell you that there is no effect of temperature on the density of petrol. If you check the density of petrol through the machine. And if it is less, then understand that there is a temperature or not the petrol pump operator’s mistake or manipulation.

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Indian oil corporation on operation sindoor: Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest oil company, said on Friday that petrol, diesel and LPG (LPG) are available in sufficient quantity in the country and there is no need to shop much in panic. This statement was released on social media after the arrival of reports and videos that claimed that there were queues of people to get fuel at the petrol pump due to increasing tension between India and Pakistan.

Fuel and LPG are available at all our outlets- IOC

The IOC gave information on the social media platform ‘X’, “Indian Oil has enough fuel reserves across the country and all our supply lines are working smoothly. There is no need to shop in panic. Fuel and LPG are available at all our ‘outlets’. ”Especially in the states bordering Pakistan, people started shopping in panic.

The Pakistan Army carried out several attacks in the entire western border region using drones and weapons on the night of eight-nine May, after which blackouts were made in many cities of Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab. The Indian Army said that the attacks have been “effectively failed”.

Adequate fuel available in nationwide network- BPCL

This increased the tension among the people and in panic, people started shopping for fuel. The IOC said, “Stay calm and avoid unnecessary crowds, help us serve you better. This will keep our supply line running uninterrupted and ensure uninterrupted fuel access to all. ”Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) assured in the statement that sufficient amount of petrol, diesel, CNG and LPG are available in its huge nationwide network.

The company said in the statement, “All the fuel stations and LPG distributors of BPCL are working smoothly across the country. Consumers are fully capable of meeting the energy needs. There is no reason to shop in anxiety or nervousness. Our supply chain operations remain strong and efficient, which ensures uninterrupted supply. We urge all the customers to keep it … ‘

Tension increased between India and Pakistan

Significantly, India on Thursday night thwarted Pakistan’s efforts to attack with drones and missiles at military sites including Jammu and Pathankot. Earlier, India had thwarted similar efforts at 15 places in the northern and western regions of the country. Meanwhile, tension has increased between the two countries. Earlier, the Indian armed forces avenged the Pahalgam terrorist attack and carried out missile attacks on nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir under ‘Operation Sindoor’.

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