Air India Flight Diverted to Jaipur After Hijack Alert
An Air India flight, AI2030, traveling from Frankfurt to Delhi, was diverted to Jaipur following a suspected hijack alert. The aircraft, carrying 306 people, landed safely in Jaipur and was taken to an isolation bay for security checks. All passengers and crew were safely evacuated, and the flight was later cleared to continue its journey after inspections.
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What Happened
Air India flight AI2030, en route from Frankfurt to Delhi, was diverted to Jaipur after a suspected hijack alert. The aircraft, a Boeing 787-9, landed safely at Jaipur International Airport and was moved to an isolation bay. Security agencies inspected the aircraft and crew, and all 306 people on board were safely evacuated to a designated holding area.
The diversion occurred because the aircraft was squawking transponder code 7500, an internationally recognized aviation code for hijacking or unlawful interference. Following security checks, the flight was cleared to continue its journey to Delhi.
Key Facts
- Air India flight AI2030 was traveling from Frankfurt to Delhi.MintMintMint
- The flight was diverted to Jaipur.Hindustan TimesDeccan HeraldMintMintMintThe Hindu
- The diversion was due to a suspected hijack alert.Hindustan TimesDeccan HeraldMintThe Hindu
- The aircraft was squawking transponder code 7500.MintHindustan Times
- Code 7500 is the internationally recognized aviation code for hijacking or unlawful interference.Hindustan Times
- The flight carried 306 people.Hindustan Times
- All passengers and crew were safely evacuated.Hindustan Times
- The aircraft was a Boeing 787-9.Mint
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