Aircraft skids off runway in Mumbai, no casualties
Business Standard|September 15, 2023
A Learjet 45 aircraft with eight occupants on board veered off the runway at the Mumbai airport on Thursday as it attempted to land in heavy rain, sources privy to the development said.
AJINKYA KAWALE DEEPAK PATEL
Aircraft skids off runway in Mumbai, no casualties

The mid-size aircraft had six passengers and two crew members on-board at the time of landing. No casualties were reported. The visibility at the runway was 700 metres at the time when the mishap occurred.

Commercial flights received clearance to land at the airport around two hours after the incident was reported, according to flightradar24.com.

At the time of flights receiving a go-ahead at arrivals, the website noted that the airport was experiencing an average delay of 58 minutes. On the departure side, the delay was pegged at 75 minutes.

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