Air India flight going to Bali returned to Delhi by beach road, know what is the reason

An Air India flight flying from Delhi to Bali (Indonesia) had to leave its journey in the middle and return to Delhi. The aircraft (AI-350) landed back at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi after being in the air for about six hours.

The cause of this unexpected incident was a volcanic bursting in Indonesia. According to the report, a huge huge hatred of ash had spread from the volcano near the airspace of Bali. Volcanic ash is considered extremely dangerous for airplane engines, as it can pose a serious threat of engine failure.

Giving top priority to the safety of the passengers, the aircraft pilot, sensing the journey to Bali, sensed the situation and turned the aircraft back towards Delhi.

Air India has regretted the inconvenience caused to passengers, saying that the flight will be rejuvenated again. The airline is working to help the affected passengers and will be informed about them soon. This phenomenon is an accurate example of how natural disasters can directly affect air travel and security is most important at such a time.