Sudden chaos unfolded at Chennai Airport on Sunday morning as a full emergency was declared for the landing of a SpiceJet aircraft at 4:55 AM. According to reports, SpiceJet SG9046 had just taken off from Jaipur when the pilot noticed a technical glitch. Subsequently, an emergency landing was initiated, and the aircraft safely landed on Runway-25 at 5:46 AM. Initial inspections revealed damage to wheel number 2.
Recently, the aircraft carrying Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath from Agra to Lucknow had to make an emergency landing. According to reports, after takeoff to Lucknow, the pilot detected a malfunction in the aircraft’s braking system, prompting an emergency landing at Agra Airport.
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A few days ago, during a flight from Dammam, Saudi Arabia to Hyderabad, a passenger attempted to open the emergency door during landing. Following this incident, the police filed charges against the individual.
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If a passenger attempts to open the emergency door during flight, it could lead to severe repercussions. Modern aircraft, however, have several security measures in place, making such actions nearly impossible. Nevertheless, if an emergency door somehow opens, the consequences could be dire.
While flying, cabin pressure remains higher compared to the outside environment. If an emergency door opens, the cabin pressure will rapidly diminish, potentially ejecting passengers and crew from the aircraft. Sudden decompression can result in passengers and objects being swiftly pulled outside, posing lethal risks. Furthermore, at such altitudes, oxygen levels are lower. Losing cabin pressure can make breathing difficult, leading to hypoxia, a dangerous lack of oxygen.
