Flight of Spice Jet plane stuck in the storm stopped, DGCA also off-rostered the crew

West Bengal: Big information has come to light in the accident case of SpiceJet aircraft while going from Mumbai to Durgapur in West Bengal on Sunday. On Monday, India Today received the report of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). It describes the action taken so far. DGCA has stopped SpiceJet's airlines. Boeing 737-800 aircraft has been stopped in Kolkata. Apart from this, the crew has also done off-roster.

The DGCA has stopped the crew of the aircraft, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) and in-charge of the Maintenance Control Center of SpiceJet from working for the time being. Who gave permission to fly the plane from Durgapur in West Bengal. As a precaution, the DGCA is inspecting SpiceJet aircraft in the fleet.

The DGCA said in the initial report that 14 passengers and three crew members were injured in the incident. According to the report, he has suffered injuries on the head, spine, shoulder, forehead and face. At present, three passengers are hospitalized. Two of the three have been admitted to the ICU at the hospital in Durgapur with injuries to their head and spinal cord. Earlier, SpiceJet had said that 11 passengers were injured. There were 195 passengers and six crew members, including two pilots, on board the flight.

Earlier, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia had tweeted that DGCA has sent a team to investigate the incident. The matter is being taken very seriously. Details about the reasons will be shared after the investigation is completed.

On Sunday, while going from Mumbai to Durgapur in West Bengal, big information has come to light in the accident case of SpiceJet aircraft. On Monday, India Today received the report of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). It describes the action taken so far. DGCA has stopped SpiceJet's airlines. Boeing 737-800 aircraft has been stopped in Kolkata. Apart from this, the crew has also done off-roster.

The DGCA has stopped the crew of the aircraft, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) and in-charge of the Maintenance Control Center of SpiceJet from working for the time being. Who gave permission to fly the plane from Durgapur in West Bengal. As a precaution, the DGCA is inspecting SpiceJet aircraft in the fleet.

The DGCA said in the initial report that 14 passengers and three crew members were injured in the incident. According to the report, he has suffered injuries on the head, spine, shoulder, forehead and face. At present, three passengers are hospitalized. Two of the three have been admitted to the ICU at the hospital in Durgapur with injuries to their head and spinal cord. Earlier, SpiceJet had said that 11 passengers were injured. There were 195 passengers and six crew members, including two pilots, on board the flight.

Earlier, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia had tweeted that DGCA has sent a team to investigate the incident. The matter is being taken very seriously. Details about the reasons will be shared after the investigation is completed.

Accident at airport before landing

Let us inform that the SpiceJet passenger plane took off from Mumbai for Durgapur in West Bengal on Sunday. The plane reached Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport in Andal, Durgapur, when it got stuck in a storm due to bad weather before landing. For a moment it stopped in the air. After which the luggage of the cabin started falling and due to this 40 passengers on board were injured. The pilots were successful in making the plane land safely. SpiceJet has expressed grief over the accident. Let us tell you that the SpiceJet passenger plane took off from Mumbai to Durgapur in West Bengal on Sunday. The plane reached Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport in Andal, Durgapur, when it got stuck in a storm due to bad weather before landing. For a moment it stopped in the air. After which the luggage of the cabin started falling and due to this 40 passengers on board were injured. The pilots were successful in making the plane land safely. SpiceJet has expressed grief over the accident.