**Air India Flight to Singapore Delayed Due to Cabin Issues**
More than 200 passengers faced significant delays at Delhi’s airport when their Air India flight to Singapore was grounded due to cabin temperature problems. Flight AI2380, scheduled to depart around 11 PM on Wednesday, was delayed for nearly six hours after passengers had already boarded the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
After sitting in the aircraft for almost two hours, passengers were deboarded due to faults in the air conditioning and electrical systems. According to a PTI journalist on board, the crew did not provide a specific reason for the decision to deplane the passengers.
In a statement released on Thursday, Air India confirmed that the delay was caused by a cabin cooling issue prior to departure. Passengers were escorted back to the terminal, where they received support from ground staff, including refreshments and meals. The airline expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to travelers.
The flight eventually took off for Singapore at 5:36 AM IST after a change of aircraft. Social media footage showed passengers fanning themselves with newspapers and magazines while waiting inside the plane.
In summary, the incident highlights the challenges faced by airlines in maintaining operational efficiency and passenger comfort, especially during technical difficulties.
**FAQ**
*What caused the delay of Air India flight AI2380?*
The delay was due to a cabin cooling issue and faults in the air conditioning and electrical systems, leading to the deboarding of passengers.
