Karachi: An aircraft of Pakistan International Airlines wandered in the Indian airspace for 10 minutes due to heavy rain . And failed to land at Lahore airport. A local media has given information about this news. According to media reports, PK 248, who had returned from Muscat on May 4 at 8 pm. But due to heavy rains, Lahore's Allama Iqbal International Airport failed to land.
According to the information, the pilot tried to land at the airport, but could not land due to the instability of the plane. According to The News, the pilot failed to do the go-around approach, due to which he lost his way. Please tell that at that time this aircraft was flying at 292 kilometers per hour and was flying at an altitude of 13,500 feet. Due to losing his way, he had entered Chhina Bidhi Chand village of India.
Flying in Indian airspace
After flying for 40 kilometers in India's Punjab, this aircraft returned from Nowshera Panniyan in Pakistan. At the time of entering the Indian airspace, the captain took the aircraft to a height of 20,000 feet, and kept flying in the airspace of India for seven minutes. During India's entry into the areas of Punjab, he kept wandering in the areas.
Covered 120 kms in 10 minutes
After wandering for three minutes, he was again brought from Punjab in India to Pakistani territory. At that time the plane was flying at a speed of 320 km. And was at an altitude of 23,000 feet. After coming into Pakistan's airspace, the aircraft took off for Multan. According to The News, the aircraft had covered a distance of 120 kilometers of India in about 10 minutes.
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