Strong winds and rain caused ground support equipment to hit three Air India aircraft at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport. The aircraft were parked at Terminal 2. The incident occurred on Sunday. The airport operator said no weather warning was issued. Two of the damaged planes are expected to return to service soon.

NEW DELHI: The sudden rainstorm that hit IGI Airport’s Terminal 2 (T2) on Sunday evening left three aircraft damaged when they were hit by ground support equipment which moved…

Three Air India aircraft were damaged at Delhi's T2 airport due to strong winds and rain displacing ground equipment, impacting flight operations. | Latest News Delhi

Three Air India planes were damaged by sudden winds at IGI Airport in New Delhi, with further details pending.

Three Air India Airbus A320 aircraft were grounded for inspection and maintenance after sustaining damage on June 7. Strong winds caused ground equipment to hit two planes, while…

Aviation safety regulator DGCA is investigating the incident that damaged three Air India aircraft were damaged as ground support equipment hit the parked planes due to strong…