Air India Express Emergency Landing Kochi
Analysis based on 13 articles · First reported Dec 18, 2025 · Last updated Dec 18, 2025
The event could lead to a slight negative sentiment for Air India — Air India Express due to the technical issue and inconvenience caused to passengers. However, the successful and safe handling of the emergency landing by India — Cochin International Airport mitigates broader market concerns about aviation safety.
An Air India — Air India Express flight, IX 398, traveling from Saudi Arabia — Jeddah to India — Kozhikode with 160 passengers, made an emergency landing at India — Cochin International Airport due to issues with its landing gear and tire failure. Post-landing inspection confirmed both right-side tires had burst. All emergency services were activated, and no injuries were reported among passengers or crew. Air India — Air India Express stated the tire damage was likely caused by a foreign object on the runway at Saudi Arabia — Jeddah airport. Passengers were subsequently transported to India — Kozhikode by road.
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