Air India flight AI-484 from Ludhiana's Halwara International Airport to Delhi got into trouble before take-off. The plane was heading towards the runway when it suddenly heard a loud noise. Hearing the noise, the pilot took the plane back to the apron and parked it. After the technical snag came to light, all the passengers were disembarked from the aircraft and safely transported to the terminal building by buses. The flight was then checked and after completing the necessary procedures, the flight was delayed by about 4 hours to Delhi. Due to this incident, passengers had to wait for a long time at the airport. However, officials of Air India and Airports Authority of India refused to divulge any information about the technical glitch and the loud noise on board. This is not the first time that an Air India flight linked to Halwara has been affected. A few days ago, a flight from Delhi to Halwara had to return to Delhi from an altitude of 10,000 feet as a precautionary measure. The plane had to make two trips before landing due to bad weather that day as well. The observer told these things... Air India flight AI-481 from Delhi to Halwara faced difficulties twice in the same journey on Saturday.*********** About 15 minutes after the first flight, the aircraft had to be brought back to Delhi as a precautionary measure after a technical snag was detected.
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