An Air India A320 aircraft flying from Phuket to Delhi briefly lost all hydraulic control mid-flight, injuring 24, in what pilots and engineers have termed a "rarest of rare" failure. The incident may invite scrutiny on Airbuss the world's most widely used jet

Airbus is sending specialists to assist India’s probe into an Air India A320 that lost about 300 feet during a Phuket-Delhi flight, injuring 12 people.

An Air India A320 en route from Phuket to Delhi plunged 300 feet mid-air due to triple hydraulic failures and autopilot disconnect, raising serious technical concerns.

Air India flight AI2379's maintenance report reveals hydraulic and flight-control faults as investigation into altitude loss continues.