Phantom hijack scare forces emergency landing of Air India jet
See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Indian aviation officials are investigating how an Air India airliner apparently broadcast an erroneous emergency message to air traffic controllers. The drama began on Wednesday when the transponder aboard Flight 2030 — a regular Air India flight transporting 300 people from Frankfurt to Delhi — began broadcasting the 7500 squawk code,…
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