Phuket Airport closes after Air India Express hard landing
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- •Phuket Airport halted operations on March 11, 2026, after the hard landing incident.
- •The Air India Express plane involved in the hard landing landed without causing injuries to passengers or crew.
- •Azur Air modified its flight schedule due to the airport closure on the same day.
- •Flight delays occurred at Phuket Airport as a result of the incident and subsequent operational halt.
- •The investigation into the cause of the hard landing is ongoing as of March 11, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the investigation finds pilot error as the cause Phuket Airport and airlines operating there may implement stricter pilot training and landing protocols, affecting flight operations and safety standards.
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Primary Sources (4)
RUInterfax (RU)Аэропорт Пхукета задерживает рейсы после жесткой посадки самолета Air India ExpressRUKommersant (RU)Аэропорт Пхукета остановил работу после жесткой посадки самолета // Azur Air скорректировал расписание из-за приостановки работы аэропорта ПхукетаRURBC (RU)Самолет Air India Express совершил жесткую посадку в аэропорту ПхукетаREGIONALBangkok PostHard landing at Phuket airport, no injuries