Air India announced an additional flight from Milan to Delhi today, October 19, to accommodate passengers affected by the cancellation of flight AI138 on October 17 due to a technical issue.
According to the airline’s statement, the special flight, AI138D will depart from Milan at 7:00 p.m. local time and arrive in Delhi on the morning of October 20.
The airline also said it has provided immediate support to passengers, including hotel accommodation, meals, and the option of full refunds or complimentary rescheduling.
Over 250 passengers stranded in Milan
An Air India Dreamliner faced a technical issue at Milan Airport on Friday, forcing the cancellation of flight AI138 to Delhi and leaving more than 250 passengers stranded.
The airline said the Boeing 787-8 aircraft required extended technical maintenance, prompting the cancellation. Most affected passengers have been rebooked on flights scheduled for October 20, coinciding with Diwali.
Air India acknowledged social media complaints about limited passenger facilities. “All affected passengers have been provided hotel accommodations; however, due to limited availability, accommodations were arranged outside the immediate vicinity of the airport,” the airline said in a statement.
According to the airline’s statement, the special flight, AI138D will depart from Milan at 7:00 p.m. local time and arrive in Delhi on the morning of October 20.
The airline also said it has provided immediate support to passengers, including hotel accommodation, meals, and the option of full refunds or complimentary rescheduling.
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Air India will operate an additional flight from Milan to Delhi today, 19 October, to accommodate passengers of flight AI138, which was cancelled on 17 October due to a technical issue.
Flight AI138D will depart from Milan at 1900 hrs (local time) and arrive in…
Over 250 passengers stranded in Milan
An Air India Dreamliner faced a technical issue at Milan Airport on Friday, forcing the cancellation of flight AI138 to Delhi and leaving more than 250 passengers stranded.
The airline said the Boeing 787-8 aircraft required extended technical maintenance, prompting the cancellation. Most affected passengers have been rebooked on flights scheduled for October 20, coinciding with Diwali.
Air India acknowledged social media complaints about limited passenger facilities. “All affected passengers have been provided hotel accommodations; however, due to limited availability, accommodations were arranged outside the immediate vicinity of the airport,” the airline said in a statement.
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