IndiGo flight suffers tail strike on second Bengaluru landing attempt
In short
An IndiGo A321 had a tail strike while trying to land for the second time at Bengaluru airport. The source also says this aircraft had tail strikes at other airports before.
This matters because tail strikes can damage aircraft and disrupt flights. The report does not say when this happened, whether anyone was injured, or what happened to the flight next.
What the reporting says
An IndiGo A321 aircraft suffered a tail strike during a second landing attempt at Bengaluru airport, according to the headline and source summary. The reporting only adds that the same aircraft had tail strikes at different airports in the past. It does not state when the incident occurred, whether anyone was hurt, or whether the flight was diverted or grounded.
Why it matters
An IndiGo A321 suffered a tail strike during a second landing attempt at Bengaluru airport, according to the headline and publisher summary. The only extra context is that the aircraft had tail strikes at other airports in the past. The reporting does not state the date, injuries, damage extent, flight delays, or any regulatory response.