Engine ‘failure’ triggers ‘full emergency’ on Delhi-Leh SpiceJet flight carrying 150 passengers

A SpiceJet flight, SG121, en route from Delhi to Leh, was forced to declare a full emergency after experiencing an engine failure shortly after takeoff. The incident occurred when the aircraft reported issues with Engine Number 2, prompting the crew to return to Delhi safely. The flight was carrying 150 passengers, all of whom were unharmed during the ordeal. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident to determine the cause of the engine failure. SpiceJet has reassured passengers of their safety protocols and commitment to maintaining operational standards. Such incidents raise concerns about aviation safety, particularly in challenging terrains like those encountered while flying to Leh, which is known for its mountainous and often unpredictable weather conditions.
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