A constitution airplane from India with a dozen passengers on board landed at Pakistan’s Jinnah Worldwide Airport in Karachi on Monday, in accordance with a media report. The particular flight departed from Rajiv Gandhi Worldwide Airport in Hyderabad, and landed at Karachi airport at 12:10 pm (native time), Geo News reported, quoting sources.
A spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) confirmed the event and stated the worldwide constitution flight had flown in from India and it had no connection by any means with the nation aside from that.
Shortly after touchdown in Karachi, the particular flight took off with the 12 passengers on board. It isn’t but clear why the airplane had landed at Karachi airport.
The newest incident comes after two planes from India landed in Karachi final month as a result of technical points.
SpiceJet’s Delhi-Dubai flight suffered a mid-air malfunction in its gasoline indicator and was diverted to Karachi on July 5. IndiGo’s Sharjah-Hyderabad flight was diverted to Karachi as a precaution on July 17 after pilots noticed defect in one of many engines.
