City
Epaper

Belgaum-bound SpiceJet flight lands at wrong runway end, airline puts pilots off duty

By ANI | Updated: October 25, 2021 17:55 IST

SpiceJet pilots of a Belgaum-bound flight were involved in a serious breach of security on Sunday following which the airline company off-rostered both pilots.

Open in App

SpiceJet pilots of a Belgaum-bound flight were involved in a serious breach of security on Sunday following which the airline company off-rostered both pilots.

After approval by the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) tower to land on runway number 26, the pilots landed the aircraft at the other runway number 08 (another end of the runway).

The airline company SpiceJet has issued a statement on the above incident and reported to aviation regulator DGCA, "On October 24, SpiceJet DASH8 Q400 aircraft operated from Hyderabad to Belgaum. ATC had cleared the aircraft to land on RWY26 at Belgaum. The aircraft, however, landed on RWY08. The aircraft landed safely."

The incident was reported to be a serious incident to the airline management and SpiceJet immediately has taken action against the crew members and put them on de-rostered.

"The airline acted immediately and proactively on receiving the information and informed DGCA and Aircraft Accident Investigations Bureau (AAIB) about it and immediately off rostered both pilots pending an investigation," SpiceJet spokesperson said.

On the latest incident of SpiceJet flight landing at wrong runway end at Belgaum, AAIB will launch its investigations against the SpiceJet pilots.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Air traffic controllerSpicejetAir portalSpic
Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalNew York Plane Accident: Pilot and Co-Pilot Killed in LaGuardia Airport Crash; ATC Audio Surfaces

NationalMumbai-Kolkata SpiceJet Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Failure

MumbaiSpiceJet Launches Special Non-Stop Flights from Mumbai and Ahmedabad to Najaf, Becoming the First Indian Airline to Offer Direct Service

NationalDelhi Rains: Airport Operations Impacted, IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet Issue Travel Advisories as Heavy Downpour Hits the National Capital

MumbaiSpiceJet Kandla–Mumbai Aircraft Loses Wheel After Take-Off, All Passengers Safe

National Realted Stories

NationalCISF officer saves cardiac patient life at Imphal Airport; Passenger now stable

NationalMan arrested for carrying 1.107 Kg hydroponic marijuana at Ahmedabad airport

NationalBJP, Cong slam Pak Defence Minister's 'Kolkata as potential target' remark

NationalWill continue to harness immense potential of India's maritime sector: PM Modi on National Maritime Day

NationalAssam has huge pro-incumbency in these elections: Baijayant Jay Panda ahead of State Assembly elections