An Air India Express flight travelling from Bhogapuram to Bengaluru experiences a bird strike but lands safely at Kempegowda International Airport, with no injuries reported. All 148 passengers and crew are reported to have emerged unharmed, and the aircraft is inspected after landing.
Across the outlets, the core incident details remain consistent: the flight is hit by a bird, the journey is completed, and post-landing checks confirm the aircraft is serviceable. Times of India adds that a similar bird-strike incident affected an Emirates flight days earlier (October 17). NDTV emphasizes that after landing the aircraft is moved to a parking stand. Free Press Journal similarly notes a spokesperson statement that the aircraft was inspected and declared serviceable, and that there is no impact on operations. The Economic Times headline matches the same event but provides no additional details in the provided summary.
