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Air India flight makes emergency landing

NEW DELHI: An Air India flight from Bangalore (IC-903) made an emergency landing at IGI Airport here on Thursday evening after two of its tyres “deflated” while landing. Said a passenger on the flight: “We had a bumpy landing. The aircraft bounced on the runway and later dragged to a halt. The engine was switched off and the staff were brought in to inspect.”

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