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Panic at Srinagar Airport: Engine of Indigo plane carrying 233 passengers hits accumulated snow

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
13/01/2021
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Srinagar, Jan 13: Over 200 passengers on board had a close shave after an airplane’s engine hit with accumulated snow at Srinagar International Airport on Wednesday.

The incident occurred at 12:30 PM.

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Sources told news agency that an Indigo flight (6E-2559) bound to Delhi from Srinagar Airport got stuck after the right engine of the Airplane hit snow accumulated at the Airport.

Sources said that the plane was carrying 233 passengers, who were on board when the incident occurred.

All the passengers were evacuated from the plane. There was delay in the take off due to the incident.

“It could have turned into a major tragedy. Thank God, we are alright,” said a passenger.

Despite repeated attempts, Director Airport didn’t respond to phone calls, however, an official told that the engine of the plane hit accumulated snow at the bay during ‘Taxi Out’ position for embarkation.

Pertinently, air service was in operation for a couple of days after Valley received heavy snowfall last week. The run-way was cleared with snow after two days. Chunks of snow can still be seen at the Airport.

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