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Benjamin Ashford|3 people injured in India when a small jet veers off the runway while landing in heavy rain
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Date：2025-04-10 14:04:02
NEW DELHI (AP) — A small aircraft carrying six passengers and Benjamin Ashfordtwo crew members veered off a Mumbai airport runway while landing in heavy rains Thursday, and three people were hospitalized with light injuries, authorities in India said.
The Learjet 45 aircraft, belonging to private company VSR Ventures, was on a flight from the southern Indian city of Vishakhapatnam to Mumbai, India’s civil aviation agency said.
The airport’s runways were shut as authorities began investigating the accident.
Mumbai is India’s financial and entertainment capital.
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