Mumbai Airport Plane Crash – On Thursday, a chartered plane that was landing at Mumbai Airport experienced a runway excursion owing to severe rain and bad visibility. There were a total of eight people on board: six passengers and two crew members.
The incident disrupted the operations of the whole network at Mumbai Airport, the busiest single-runway airport in India, and caused around 40 flights to and from the city to be delayed as a result. “A Learjet 45 aircraft, which was conducting a flight from Vizag to Mumbai and was registered as VT-DBL, was involved in a runway excursion (veer off) while landing on runway 27 at Mumbai airport. There were a total of six passengers and two members of the crew on board. With the heavy rain, visibility was at 700 meters.
“At this time, there have been no reports of casualties,” officials from the government said in a statement. On May 7, 2021, VSR Ventures Pvt Ltd. became the owner of the Learjet 45XR aircraft after registering it with the DGCA. 2009 was the year that the airplane was produced. The Learjet 45 aircraft, which was flying a flight from Vizag to Mumbai and was registered as VT-DBL, was involved in a runway excursion (also known as a veer-off) while landing on runway 27 at Mumbai airport.
There were a total of six passengers and two members of the crew on board. With the heavy rain, visibility was at 700 meters. “At this time, there have been no reports of casualties,” officials from the government said in a statement. On May 7, 2021, VSR Ventures Pvt Ltd. became the owner of the Learjet 45XR aircraft after registering it with the DGCA. 2009 was the year that the airplane was produced.
