Over the weekend, an Air India Express flight from Dubai to Amritsar experienced a mid-air medical emergency. On Saturday, October 14, a passenger suddenly had epileptic seizures, compelling the crew to take decisive action to ensure their well-being. The pilot swiftly contacted a Pakistani air traffic controller, and with their consent, the aircraft made an emergency diversion to Karachi, Pakistan, landing at 12:28pm local time at Jinnah terminal Karachi Airport.

The airline and airport staff, in collab with local authorities, worked seamlessly to provide immediate medical assistance to the distressed passenger. Under the vigilant eye of the airport doctor, the airport’s medical team administered essential care. After a thorough medical assessment, the passenger was declared fit to continue the journey.

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On October 14, an Indian aircraft makes an emergency landing in Karachi, Pakistan

An Indian passenger began having epileptic seizures midway through Indian Airlines flight IX192, which was flying from Dubai to Amritsar.

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This incident serves as a poignant reminder of the unwavering commitment of airlines and their dedicated staff to passenger safety

Their quick thinking and exceptional coordination ensured the well-being of a fellow traveler in need. The flight continued on its path to Amritsar at 2:30pm local time, putting safety and compassion at the forefront.

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