AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
  • News
  • Emergency
  • Accident
  • Incident
  • Tracking
  • Military
  • Space
  • Reports
  • Exclusive
  • CamsLIVE
Notification Show More
AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
Search
Follow US
AIRLIVE Aviation news network
Get aviation breaking news on WhatsApp
AIRLIVE > All articles > Emergency > At the same time, six aircraft declared an emergency today while on final approaches
Emergency

At the same time, six aircraft declared an emergency today while on final approaches

AIRLIVE contibutors
Last updated: October 22, 2024, 13:41 UTC
Published: Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at 13:40 UTC
Category: Emergency
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors
Data: VT-ALU VT-IIQ VT-YAF VT-YAK VT-YAQ
IndiGo plane VT-IPU at Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport.Credit: Bssasidhar
SHARE

Within 30 minutes, six flights from three Indian Airlines declared an emergency.

Six flights from Indian Airlines suddenly declared an emergency this Tuesday, October 22 2024:

  • Air India flight #AI101from New Delhi declared an emergency on approach to New York JFK; operated by a Boeing 777-300ER VT-ALU.
  • Akasa Air flight #AKJ156C from Pune declared an emergency on approach to Kolkata, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 VT-YAF.
  • Akasa Air flight #QP1451 from Mumbai declared an emergency on approach to Lucknow, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 VT-YAK.
  • Akasa Air flight #QP1608 from New Delhi declared an emergency on approach to Pune, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 VT-YAT.
  • Akasa Air flight #QP1432 from Bangalore declared an emergency on approach to Hyderabad, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 VT-YAQ.
  • Indigo flight #6E381 from Vasco da Gama declared an emergency on approach to Ahmedabad, operated by an Airbus A320-200 VT-IIQ.

So far this week, more than 70 flights operated by Indian airlines have received bomb threats, and most of them turned out to be hoaxes.

TAGGED:VT-ALUVT-IIQVT-YAFVT-YAKVT-YAQVT-YAT
ByAIRLIVE contibutors
Follow:
Since its founding in 2014, AIRLIVE has grown into one of the most trusted aviation news networks in the world, thanks to the dedication and expertise of its diverse team of contributors from across the globe. AIRLIVE’s crew include aviation journalists, air traffic analysts, airport insiders and aviation enthusiasts.

LATEST NEWS

American Airlines AA734 reported a double bird strike on climb out from Charlotte
Incident Tracking USA
October 9, 2026
American Airlines Boeing 777-223ER
AA AA734 CLT N774AN
United UA4053 reported that landing gear would not retract after takeoff from San Antonio
Incident Tracking USA
October 9, 2026
United Airlines Embraer 175
N89308 SAT UA UA4053
BREAKING Saudi Arabian Airlines aircraft destroyed in fire at Riyadh airport amid reported missile attack
Accident Middle East
October 9, 2026
RUH
British Airways flight attendant injured during unexpected turbulence on flight to London
Europe Exclusive News Tracking UK
October 8, 2026
British Airways Airbus A319-131
BA BA559 G-EUPU LHR

Related news

EmergencyEuropeExclusiveTracking

easyJet U23170 requested immediate diversion to AMS as CPR was performed on a passenger

October 7, 2026
EmergencyEuropeIrelandTracking

British Airways transatlantic flight BA295 to Chicago ORD is declaring an emergency over Ireland

October 5, 2026
EmergencyEuropeTracking

Emirates A380 flight EK31 to London is declaring an emergency and diverting

October 1, 2026
EmergencyEuropeTracking

Emergency: Delta flight DL251 to Boston turned around over Atlantic and diverted to Porto

September 28, 2026
AIRLIVE.net is an Aviation news network supported by a team of journalists and aviation enthusiasts.
Add AIRLIVE as Google preferred source
Since 2014, AIRLIVE.net has been publishing accurate aviation news and live updates from our sources around the world. This has led to the creation of the largest aviation community on social media.
Eyewitness to an event?
Alert AIRLIVE's newsdesk on WhatsApp
AIRLIVEAIRLIVE
Follow US
Copyright AIRLIVE 2026
  • Contact
  • Submit a story
  • Privacy policy
  • Return policy
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?