3 India-bound Boeing 787 Dreamliners returned to their origin within 36 hours | Today news

After a recent aircraft accident in Air India in Ahmedabad, three India-bound Boeing 787 Dreamliners returned to their origin. Air India’s Hong Kong Delhi Flight, British Airways London-Chennai Flight and Lufthansa’s Frankfurt-Hyderabad flight were forced to their origin after their origin. Last week, an Air India flight to London, with the Boeing 787-8 aircraft, crashed in Ahmedabad for a moment after take-off and killed 241 of the 242 people on board. Air India’s Hong Kong-Delhi flight An Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft to New Delhi returned to the origin of Hong Kong about 15 minutes after take off Monday as a precaution after a suspected technical issue. In a statement, Air India said Monday that Flight AI315 returned to Hong Kong because of what it described as “a technical problem” without giving details. The flight landed safely and underwent ‘as a matter of abundance’, he added. According to Reuters who quoted surveys on Air Traffic Control Monitoring website Liveeatc.net, one of the pilots in the plane told air traffic controllers about 15 minutes after take off that “For technical reasons, Sir, we want to stay closer to Hong Kong, maybe we will return and get back into Hong.” Lufthansa’s Frankfurt-Hyderabad flight A Lufthansa flight to Hyderabad was forced to make a U-turn and returned to Frankfurt airport due to a bombing. Flight LH752 departed from Germany at about 14.14 on Sunday and was scheduled to land at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad in the early hours of Monday, but Fight Tracker data showed a few hours after the flight. Lufthansa said the passengers were presented overnight accommodation in Frankfurt and are scheduled to resume their trip to Hyderabad on Monday morning. Lufthansa Flight LH752 from Frankfurt to Hyderabad returned from a plethora of caution to the point of departure after the authorities were made aware of a bombing of bomb placed on social media, “Lufthansa said in a statement. “The safety of our passengers and crew is the highest priority of Lufthansa. Passengers affected provided in Frankfurt with accommodation and will continue their journey to Hyderabad today,” the statement says. British Airways London-Chennai Flight A Chennai-bound British Airways Boeing Dreamliner returned to London on Sunday due to a technical snag. The flight ended up safely with crew and passengers leaving as they would normally do, British Airways said in a statement. The development comes days after an Air India Boeing Dreamliner crashed in Ahmedabad who killed 241 passengers and crew members on board. However, the airline did not share other details such as the departure time of the flight, the number of passengers and crew on board and for how long the aircraft stayed in the air before returning to London. “The plane returned to Heathrow as a standard precaution after reports on a technical issue,” British Airways said.