Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/hXKjvcvEx57.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 3 Air India Aircraft Damaged At Delhi Airport After Equipment Blown By Strong Winds [a5PjvrHWKfA] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Three Air India narrowbody aircraft parked at Terminal 2 of Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport were damaged after ground support equipment was blown into them during strong winds and heavy rain. A viral video shows airport staff chasing the equipment across the apron as gusty conditions swept through the airport. The affected aircraft have been taken out of operation. The airport operator said the equipment belonged to Air India Engineering and IndiGo, and claimed no prior weather warning had been issued by Air Traffic Control. Sources told India Today that the DGCA will investigate the incident and fix responsibility. ------------------ About the Channel: Welcome to Mo – your ultimate destination for adventures, creators, and stories that celebrate the beauty of India and beyond! Here, we dive deep into the little details that make life extraordinary. From uncovering hidden gems across India to amplifying the joy in everyday moments, we believe in chasing stories that inspire, connect, and spark curiosity. Expect a mix of travel adventures, creative explorations, and heartfelt tales that bring meaning to the mundane. Whether it’s exploring a quaint village, capturing the pulse of local traditions, or sharing insights into life’s simple pleasures, we’re all about finding More of Everything. Subscribe now and join us as we celebrate life’s details, one story at a time! #MoreOfEverything Social URLs: sTl15FAfbQW BIJgGgtyUlv c7i4kQoAT3o yPmLPMPIeYj HEdK7VC2r1I
Three Air India narrowbody aircraft parked at Terminal 2 of Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport were damaged after ground support equipment was blown into them during strong winds and heavy rain. A viral video shows airport staff chasing the equipment across the apron as gusty conditions swept through the airport. The affected aircraft have been taken out of operation. The airport operator said the equipment belonged to Air India Engineering and IndiGo, and claimed no prior weather warning had been issued by Air Traffic Control. Sources told India Today that the DGCA will investigate the incident and fix responsibility. ------------------ About the Channel: Welcome to Mo – your ultimate destination for adventures, creators, and stories that celebrate the beauty of India and beyond! Here, we dive deep into the little details that make life extraordinary. From uncovering hidden gems across India to amplifying the joy in everyday moments, we believe in chasing stories that inspire, connect, and spark curiosity. Expect a mix of travel adventures, creative explorations, and heartfelt tales that bring meaning to the mundane. Whether it’s exploring a quaint village, capturing the pulse of local traditions, or sharing insights into life’s simple pleasures, we’re all about finding More of Everything. Subscribe now and join us as we celebrate life’s details, one story at a time! #MoreOfEverything Social URLs: sTl15FAfbQW BIJgGgtyUlv c7i4kQoAT3o yPmLPMPIeYj HEdK7VC2r1I