Air India flight inadvertently sends out hijack signal; authorities probe incident
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The sources aware of the development said the flight AI 2957 from Delhi to Mumbai sent out the squawk code '7500', which is used to alert about hijack on January 27.
The squawk code was pressed for around three minutes. After the code was relayed, the Pilot In Command (PIC) informed the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) concerned that the code was pressed inadvertently, they said.
However, as it is an emergency code, relevant security protocols were initiated.
Later, the aircraft landed safely at the Mumbai airport around 10 pm on January 27.
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