An Air India flight to Chennai was forced to return to its origin airport in Mumbai due to a 'burning smell' in the cabin. The flight landed safely, Air India said in a statement. "Air India flight AI ...

A Chennai-bound Air India flight returned to Mumbai, its departure location, after being alerted about a burning smell inside the cabin, the airline confirmed on Saturday. According to Air India ...

Air India flight returns to Mumbai due to burning smell inside cabin “The flight landed safely back in Mumbai, and an aircraft change was initiated,” said an Air India spokesperson.

Three Air India flights faced disruptions on June 27, including a Chennai-bound flight returning to Mumbai due to a burning smell, a security alert on another aircraft, and an Air India Express ...

An Air India flight to Chennai made an emergency landing in Mumbai. The reason was a burning smell in the cockpit. Another Air India Express flight from Delhi to Jammu returned due to a technical ...

A Chennai-bound Air India flight from Mumbai returned to its origin airport after a burning smell came from inside the cabin, the airline's spokesperson said on Saturday, confirming the return ...

In yet another mid-air scare involving Air India, a Chennai-bound flight was forced to return to Mumbai on Saturday following a burning smell in the cabin. Flight AI 639, which took off from ...

An Air India spokesperson said, “The crew of flight AI639 operating from Mumbai to Chennai on Friday, 27 June 2025, made a precautionary air-return to Mumbai due to a burning smell in the cabin.

Air India flight AI 639 safely returns to Mumbai due to burning smell, passengers supported by ground teams.

"Air India flight AI 639, operating from Mumbai to Chennai, on Friday, June 27, made a precautionary air-return to Mumbai due to a burning smell in the cabin," the airline said in a statement.

An Air India flight from Mumbai to Chennai returned to Mumbai airport in a precautionary move after a burning smell was felt in the cabin, news agency ANI reported.

The Air India plane was flying to Chennai when the burning smell was detected in the cabin, prompting the pilots to land the aircraft back in Mumbai.