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Delhi-Bound Air India Flight From New York Diverted to Ireland's Shannon Airport. Here's Why

Air India flight AI1102 with 240 onboard made a precautionary diversion to Shannon due to a suspected technical issue after nearly six hours airborne, with all safe on landing.

  • On Sunday, Air India flight AI1102 diverted to Shannon Airport from a JFK–Delhi service and landed at 4.30am local time, with all 240 passengers and crew reported safe.
  • The crew reported a 'loud sound' in the cabin and a vibration that persisted despite system resets about five hours into the fourteen-and-a-half-hour journey, with source undetermined.
  • Emergency vehicles accompanied the A350 to its parking spot while engineers boarded to inspect the jet and passengers were de-boarded to the transit lounge.
  • Air India said the aircraft is undergoing detailed technical inspections per safety protocols and is contacting guests with rebooking or refund options while other long-haul services remain on schedule.
  • Flight-Tracking data showed the A350 was airborne for nearly six hours before diversion, with Flightradar24 recording departure shortly after 11.00pm and reports varying passenger counts between 240 and around 300.
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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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