Overview
- The crew on the Amritsar–Birmingham service detected Ram Air Turbine deployment during final approach on 4 October.
- Air India said electrical and hydraulic parameters were normal and the aircraft completed a safe landing.
- The aircraft remains on the ground in Birmingham for technical checks following the in‑flight activation.
- The airline cancelled the subsequent AI114 Birmingham–Delhi flight and is arranging alternatives for affected passengers.
- A Ram Air Turbine is an emergency device that folds out into the airflow to provide limited power and hydraulic pressure when primary systems are unavailable.