'No ambulances, no coordination': Family alleges lapses after Air India turbulence scare | TheBriefWire
'No ambulances, no coordination': Family alleges lapses after Air India turbulence scare
Published 5 August 2026 ยท local
Palak Raniwala, daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude
Palak Raniwala, daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude during cruise, recounted the harrowing experience, saying that the turbulence was so severe that it caused passengers, including her father, to touch the ceiling of the aircraft.
Published: August 5, 2026 โข 6:20 PM IST ยท Updated: August 5, 2026 โข 8:33 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude during cruise
recounted the harrowing experience
saying that the turbulence was so severe that it caused passengers
to touch the ceiling of the aircraft.
Quick context: Palak Raniwala, daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude during cruise, recounted the harrowing experience, saying that the...
Published August 5, 2026.
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Palak Raniwala, daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude
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Palak Raniwala, daughter of the passenger injured on the Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after it faced sudden loss of altitude during cruise, recounted the harrowing experience, saying that the turbulence was so severe that it caused passengers, including her father, to touch the ceiling of the aircraft.