The IndiGo flight, an Airbus A320neo aircraft, was carrying 191 people from Delhi to Goa. However, an engine issue mid-air forced it to make an emergency landing in Mumbai at 9:53 p.m. on Wednesday, ...

At the time of the incident, the pilot issued a “PAN PAN PAN” emergency call, indicating a non-life-threatening but urgent ...

PAN is the short form of 'possible assistance needed' or 'pay attention now'. It is an international aviation distress signal ...

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Imphal had to return just after takeoff due to a minor technical issue identified mid-flight.

After the airplane returned, it underwent a series of checks and then took off for Imphal. The number of people who were aboard the flight remains unclear.

The British Airways flight en route to Cancun declared a full emergency after 'toxic fumes' filled the cabin of its Boeing ...

Along with aviation pilots, this code is also used by mariners amid a non-life-threatening emergencies which is transmitted ...

According to an official statement by the airline, a technical snag on the flight was detected as soon as the flight took off ...

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Imphal made an emergency landing back in Delhi on Thursday after a technical snag was detected ...

A major UK airport was the scene of two mid-air emergencies occurring within a minute of each other. A British Airways Boeing ...

A technical snag forced IndiGo flight 6E 6271 to make an emergency landing in Mumbai, where all 191 passengers and crew were ...

As one of the engines of the Delhi-Goa Indigo failed, the pilot declared a "PAN-PAN-PAN" message to indicate a serious, though not life-threatening, situation.