An Air India flight suddenly plummeted 300ft during severe turbulence, with more than a dozen people hurt. Footage from inside the aircraft, which was flying from Phuket to Delhi, shows passengers panicking as an air stewardess frantically tells them to fasten their seatbelts. The pilots then managed to regain control and safely landed at its destination in India at 11am local time on Tuesday (4 August). According to the tracking platform Flightradar24, the plane lost altitude sometime before landing in the Indian capital. A total of 13 passengers and four crew members “sustained injuries and were taken to hospital for medical evaluation,” the airline said. On Wednesday (5 August), all had been discharged. An investigation into the incident is underway,.

NEW DELHI: Some passengers and crew members onboard Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight (AI 2379) suffered injuries when the aircraft encountered turbulence during descent at the…

The Air India aircraft on Tuesday experienced a sudden drop in its altitude, likely caused due to turbulence. | India News

Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight faced turbulence, injuring 12, but no serious injuries were reported; all passengers landed safely.

Flight from Phuket landed safely in Delhi