A report says an Air India aircraft operating the Phuket–Delhi route briefly had no flight controls for about four seconds. According to the account, the issue occurs after the autopilot system disconnects, leaving the cockpit with limited or delayed control response during that interval.
The report further states that the co-pilot who was flying at the time moves the control stick forward after the aircraft’s systems are believed to have generated stall warnings in the cockpit. Different details are described across parts of the reporting, including how the stall alerts relate to the control loss and the sequence of actions taken by the crew immediately afterward.
Overall, the focus in the coverage is on the timing and mechanics of the autopilot disconnect, the apparent disruption to flight control availability, and the crew’s reaction in response to warning indications. The reporting frames these events as an explanatory account, based on information made available in connection with the investigation.
