Before his landing at the airport on Saturday, the pilot informed about the authorities with the citation of the authorities.
The pilot watched the crack on the front of the windscreen and informed the air traffic controller at the airport.
After receiving the information, measures were taken at the airport and the aircraft was successfully landed, the authorities noted.
The aircraft was moved to another bay (Gulf No. 95) for parking and passengers then performed safely. Currently, there are an arrangement that replaces the windshield, they have supplied.
The cause of the incident is not yet known.
The return of the flight to Madurai was canceled due to the incident, the authorities said.
Meanwhile, Indigo said PTI that the aircraft was grounded for “maintenance requirement” and did not mention the cracks on the windshield.
“The maintenance requirement was recorded on the Indigo 6E 7253 flight, which worked from Madurai to Chennai 10 October 2025 before landing in its place,” said Indigo spokesman The press agency.
“After standard operational procedures, the plane safely landed in Chennai and will continue operations only after the necessary checks and permits,” the spokesman added.
DGCA stores £20 lakh well
The latest incident comes the Days of the General Directorate of Aviation Regulator General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) fined indigo £20 Lakh for certain alleged outages in pilot training.
Indigo was informed by DGCA about a fine of 26 September, as the airline reported on Wednesday in its regulatory submission.
The fine was imposed on “alleged non -use of qualified simulators for pilot training in category C aerodromes,” the submission said.
The airline said it is currently questioning this order with the relevant appellate body.
“The delay in publication was unintentional and was due to the delay of internal communication of details concerning the order,” Indigo said.
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