A THAI Airways International Airbus A350-900 flying from Munich to Bangkok encountered a technical issue with the captain deciding to make an emergency landing in New Delhi, India, to ensure the safety of all passengers on board, Amarin TV said this evening (Nov. 15).
The incident occurred after flight TG925 departed Munich at 1.35 p.m. yesterday (Nov.14). The flight was originally scheduled to arrive in Thailand at 6.10 a.m. today, however, an irregularity was detected in one of the engines, necessitating a change in the route and an immediate landing in India.
Preliminary reports indicate that the technical issue involves the engine, requiring spare parts to be sent from Thailand for repairs.
Passengers remained inside the aircraft cabin for nearly two hours before all of them safely disembarked. Arrangements have been made for their accommodation at a hotel while they await further information regarding a new flight schedule to continue their journey to Bangkok.
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