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‘Crew Continued to Assist Passengers Despite Injuries’: Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Air India Turbulence

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August 6, 2026
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The Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has lastly converse up in regards to the Air India flight turbulence incident happened on Tuesday. Naidu on Wednesday shared recent particulars in regards to the incident that happened in Air India flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi. He stated that the incident lasted round 4 to 5 minutes and he met with the passengers and their recounted occasions made him perceive the sequence of occasions.

Naidu on Air India Flight Turbulence
Naidu on Air India Flight Turbulence

Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu reported Air India flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi skilled extreme turbulence for 4-5 minutes, inflicting spinal accidents to crew members, because the DGCA investigates the mid-air incident.

He additionally praised cabin crew for serving to passengers amidst the emergency scenario and suffered a number of accidents. Nonetheless, Directorate Normal of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is investigating the incident.

Passengers Recalled 4 to 5 Minutes of Turbulence

Whereas speaking in regards to the incident, Minister Ram Mohan Naidu stated that he personally met with the passengers and interacted with them within the hospital.

“Yesterday once I met them within the hospital, I attempted to work together with them and ask them. So all of them form of keep in mind that there was turbulence which was noticed within the flight for a while…in all probability for 4 to 5 minutes. And it’s throughout that point that they confronted a sure problem contained in the airplane,” Naidu stated.

The minister stated that the airport medical crew instantly attended the passengers once they landed safely in Delhi. Those that required additional medical remedy have been admitted to Medanta Hospital and Fortis Hospital.

Crew Members Suffered Neck and Tailbone Accidents

Naidu additionally shared that cabin crew members have suffered spinal accidents and are underneath medical observations.

“When it comes to the accidents of the crew members, a few them have a spinal harm close to the tailbone and in addition close to the neck. So the docs are underneath steady surveillance on them. They usually have suggested that they be underneath relaxation and surveillance for a while. So we’re taking, based on the recommendation of docs, correct help is being supplied to them within the hospital,” he stated.

Naidu additionally stated that the federal government is ensuring to provide all the mandatory medical remedy and help to the injured.

Air India flight AI-2379 from Phuket to Delhi plunged almost 300 ft after being hit by extreme turbulence mid-air, triggering panic on board.

The pilots regained management and landed safely in Delhi. Out of 142 folks onboard, 15 have been injured, together with 11 passengers and 4 crew… pic.twitter.com/CBSNHAHSf8

— Kailash Vashi (@KailashVashi) August 5, 2026

Minister Praises Crew for Persevering with Responsibility

Aviation Minister additionally praised the cabin crew members for managing the passengers regardless of on this important scenario.

“4 crew members have been admitted to Fortis, the place I personally visited together with ministry and DGCA groups. We interacted with the crew members…they’ve been very courageous even after that incident that occurred for 5 minutes mid-air they usually have been confirmed to have sure accidents…This airplane needed to journey for yet another hour. From that point and even by means of that hour the crew members supplied all the help that was required,” he stated.

DGCA to Decide Reason for Incident

The minister confirmed that DGCA has taken the possession of the flight and its flight recorded, additionally cockpit voice recorder as part of investigation.

“The airplane, the second it landed, was taken to a separate hangar. The information recorder, the voice recorder, is within the possession of DGCA. They’ll completely examine how and why this incident occurred. And solely when we’ve the info in entrance of us, will we be capable of make it public,” Naidu stated.

He stated that the federal government will wait until the investigation does not get accomplished.





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