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Air Arabia flight makes emergency landing at Cochin airport, develops hydraulic failure

A full emergency was declared at Cochin International Airport Limited after an incident of hydraulic failure was reported from an inbound Air Arabia flight from Sharjah, reports PTI.

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After an incident of hydraulic failure was reported from an inbound Air Arabia flight from Sharjah, a full emergency was declared at Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) on July 15. All passengers and crew were safe. 

CIAL, in a communication sent to the media, said Air Arabia G9- 426 which was supposed to land at 19:13 hrs here reported a hydraulic failure following which a full emergency was declared at the airport.

"Aircraft landed safely at runway 09 at 19:29 hrs," CIAL said, adding that only towing was required and the emergency will be withdrawn after the endurance period of one hour and 50 minutes.

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CIAL said that all, including 222 passengers and seven crew members were safe. However, there was no immediate response from the airline.

(With inputs from PTI)

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