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Air France deboards 26 passengers from Delhi-Paris flight due to technical glitch

The airline crew is seen making an announcement that around 26 passengers would need to be offloaded with their checked-in luggage for the plane to be able to take off, due to a technical problem.

air france flight, delhi-paris flight, technical glitch, deboard voluntarily, delhi airport, india news, indian express It is not known whether alternate arrangements were done by the airlines, which is usually done in such cases.

Around 26 passengers of a Paris-bound Air France flight AF225 were asked to deboard voluntarily due to a “technical problem” before the take-off at New Delhi airport in the wee hours of Wednesday.

In a video posted by news agency ANI, the airline crew is seen making an announcement that nearly 26 passengers need to be offloaded with their checked-in luggage for the plane to be able to take off, due to a technical problem. The airline staff then urged the passengers to disembark for the plane to take-off.

It is not known whether alternate arrangements were made by the airlines, which is usually done in such cases.

This comes just a few days after Air France, which is among the top three European airline conglomerates, announced that they will increase its passenger-carrying capacity between India and Europe by more than 25 per cent from this winter.

 

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