Air India A320neo Lost Critical Flight Controls For 4 Seconds In 300ft Plunge, Airbus Says

24 people were left injured after an Air IndiaAirbus A320neo flight from Phuket International Airport (HKT) to Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) lost key flight controls. The service, AI2379 on August 4, operated by the Indian flag carrier, has prompted Airbus to request checks on the airplane’s hydraulics, sensors, and wiring. In a report by Reuters, Airbus’s initial analysis suggests that the plane lost all three hydraulic systems, causing the plane to drop 300 feet in a matter of seconds.