According to the Airbus report, the co-pilot of the flight AI2379 applied full nose-down input, but the controls initially did not respond. | India News

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.

It was earlier reported that fourteen passengers on board the flight were injured after it dropped about 300 feet due to turbulence before landing safely. | India News

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