After a mid-air technical issue, a Qatar Airways flight makes an emergency landing in Ahmedabad


A Qatar Airways flight operating from Doha to Hong Kong was forced to make an emergency landing at Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport after experiencing a technical fault while in mid-air. The flight, identified as QR816, had departed from Hamad International Airport in Doha around 9 am and was diverted as a precautionary measure. All passengers on board were reported safe, and no injuries were sustained during the incident.

Airport authorities at Ahmedabad declared a full emergency at 2:12 pm to facilitate the safe landing of the aircraft. The flight touched down at 2:32 pm, and the emergency status was withdrawn by 2:38 pm. Despite the emergency declaration, airport operations were not disrupted, and normal activity continued at the terminal. Officials confirmed that the swift response helped ensure the safety of passengers and crew without affecting other airport functions.

The technical fault that prompted the diversion is currently under investigation. Airport officials and Qatar Airways representatives are carrying out detailed inspections of the aircraft to determine the nature and extent of the problem. The airline emphasized that passenger safety remains its top priority and that no flight will resume until the aircraft has been fully assessed and cleared for travel.

According to Qatar Airways, after completing the necessary technical checks at Ahmedabad airport, the flight is scheduled to resume its journey to Hong Kong from Terminal 2 at 5:30 pm. Passengers on board were reportedly cooperative throughout the incident, and airline staff assisted in ensuring that all safety protocols were followed during the emergency landing.

The incident highlights the importance of safety measures and preparedness in commercial aviation. Emergency protocols were executed efficiently, preventing any potential escalation and ensuring that the flight could land safely despite the mid-air technical problem. Both airport authorities and the airline have assured the public that further updates will be provided once inspections are completed.


 

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