Flydubai flight makes emergency landing in Karachi after cockpit windshield crack

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A Flydubai Boeing 737 en route from Dubai to Islamabad diverted to Karachi, Pakistan, after its cockpit windshield cracked mid-flight on Tuesday. The aircraft, carrying 173 passengers, landed safely without any injuries reported. The crew, led by Captain M. Akbar, included a dentist and a plumber who assisted as part of the cabin team. The airline stated the diversion was a precautionary measure, and passengers were accommodated on alternative flights.

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