<p>Hyderabad: A Hyderabad-Tirupati <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/business/companies/spicejet-posts-rs-26-crore-profit-in-december-quarter-3421875">SpiceJet</a> flight returned to the city on Thursday shortly after take off due to a snag, sources said.</p><p>Flight SG 2696, which was scheduled to depart at 6.10 AM, took off at 6.19 AM and was expected to land in Tirupati at 7.40 AM, according to live flight tracking website flatradar24.com</p><p>However, it returned and landed back at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport shortly after take off.</p><p>SpiceJet in a statement said a Q400 aircraft operating the Hyderabad-Tirupati flight experienced an intermittent illumination of the AFT baggage door light after take-off and cabin pressurisation remained normal throughout.</p>.Passengers remain stuck inside IndiGo flight after landing as door fails to open.<p>"As a precautionary measure, the pilots decided to return to Hyderabad. The aircraft landed safely and passengers were deplaned normally," it said.</p><p>The aircraft did not make an emergency landing. An alternate aircraft has been arranged to operate the onward journey to Tirupati, it added.</p><p>The airline did not provide information on how many passengers were onboard.</p><p>"A SpiceJet Q400 aircraft operating the Hyderabad-Tirupati flight experienced intermittent illumination of the aft baggage door warning light after takeoff. Cabin pressurization remained normal throughout the flight. As a precautionary measure, the pilots decided to return to Hyderabad. The aircraft landed safely and passengers disembarked normally. The aircraft did not make an emergency landing. An alternate aircraft has been arranged to operate the onward journey to Tirupati," said a statement from SpiceJet.</p><p>The affected aircraft has been sent for comprehensive technical evaluation to determine the cause of the warning light activation.</p><p>Thursday's incident at Hyderabad airport has gained particular significance following the recent Air India Dreamliner incident in Ahmedabad on June 12.</p>
<p>Hyderabad: A Hyderabad-Tirupati <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/business/companies/spicejet-posts-rs-26-crore-profit-in-december-quarter-3421875">SpiceJet</a> flight returned to the city on Thursday shortly after take off due to a snag, sources said.</p><p>Flight SG 2696, which was scheduled to depart at 6.10 AM, took off at 6.19 AM and was expected to land in Tirupati at 7.40 AM, according to live flight tracking website flatradar24.com</p><p>However, it returned and landed back at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport shortly after take off.</p><p>SpiceJet in a statement said a Q400 aircraft operating the Hyderabad-Tirupati flight experienced an intermittent illumination of the AFT baggage door light after take-off and cabin pressurisation remained normal throughout.</p>.Passengers remain stuck inside IndiGo flight after landing as door fails to open.<p>"As a precautionary measure, the pilots decided to return to Hyderabad. The aircraft landed safely and passengers were deplaned normally," it said.</p><p>The aircraft did not make an emergency landing. An alternate aircraft has been arranged to operate the onward journey to Tirupati, it added.</p><p>The airline did not provide information on how many passengers were onboard.</p><p>"A SpiceJet Q400 aircraft operating the Hyderabad-Tirupati flight experienced intermittent illumination of the aft baggage door warning light after takeoff. Cabin pressurization remained normal throughout the flight. As a precautionary measure, the pilots decided to return to Hyderabad. The aircraft landed safely and passengers disembarked normally. The aircraft did not make an emergency landing. An alternate aircraft has been arranged to operate the onward journey to Tirupati," said a statement from SpiceJet.</p><p>The affected aircraft has been sent for comprehensive technical evaluation to determine the cause of the warning light activation.</p><p>Thursday's incident at Hyderabad airport has gained particular significance following the recent Air India Dreamliner incident in Ahmedabad on June 12.</p>