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Family alleges poor emergency response after Air India flight turbulence injures passenger

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A passenger was injured aboard Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi after the aircraft experienced a sudden loss of altitude mid-flight. The turbulence was severe enough to throw passengers, including the injured man, toward the aircraft's ceiling. His daughter, Palak Raniwala, described the incident as harrowing and raised serious concerns about the aftermath. The family alleged a lack of ambulances and poor coordination in the emergency response following the flight's landing.

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