Air India Express Flight Diverts to Cochin After Mid-Air Engine Warning
An Air India Express passenger jet returned to Cochin after detecting a sudden drop in engine oil levels at cruising altitude. The aircraft landed safely despite being overweight, and no injuries were reported among passengers or crew.
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Air India Express Kochi-Abu Dhabi flight returns after engine oil quantity drops mid-air
An Air India Express flight, which was en route to Abu Dhabi, made a safe return to Cochin after experiencing a rapid drop in engine oil quantity. The Boeing 737's crew discovered the problem while cruising at 36,000 feet and opted to shut down the affected engine as oil pressure levels became critically low. Fortunately, the plane landed without incident at Cochin International Airport.
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The aircraft was around 50 minutes into the flight and flying at 36,000 feet when the pilot and co-pilot noticed the oil quantity falling rapidly.
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According to sources, the aircraft was about 50 minutes after takeoff and flying at 36000 feet when the pilot and co-pilot noticed Engine 1 oil quantity dropping rapidly.
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