A Swiss International Air Lines flight bound for Zurich aborted takeoff at Indira Gandhi International Airport after an engine fire incident, leaving six passengers injured. The situation occurred shortly after 1 am, prompting immediate emergency response.
The Airbus A330 operating flight LX147 was carrying 228 passengers and four infants at the time. During the takeoff roll, crew members detected a technical issue, and smoke was reportedly seen from the port side near the landing gear area.
Pilots swiftly rejected the takeoff and activated safety protocols, bringing the aircraft to a halt. Emergency services, including fire and rescue teams, responded quickly to contain the situation and ensure passenger safety.
The injured passengers received medical attention, while authorities began investigating the cause of the engine malfunction. The incident highlights the importance of rapid crew response and airport emergency preparedness in critical situations.
