'Take us to Bengaluru': Fly91 flight viral video shows terrified passengers crying, praying as plane stays mid-air for 4 hours amid bad weather

A Fly91 flight panic video is going viral, showing emotional scenes inside a flight where passengers were left shaken after a mid-air scare. The video captures a woman quietly praying before breaking down in tears, while others can be heard shouting and trying to calm each other as fear spread across the cabin.

Cries of “Oh my God” and anxious voices fill the clip, highlighting the tense atmosphere during what many are calling a terrifying flight experience in India.

Hyderabad to Hubballi Flight Faces Mid-Air Scare

The Fly91 Airlines flight IC3401, an ATR turboprop aircraft, took off from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport around 3 pm and was scheduled to land in Hubballi by 4:30 pm.


However, as the aircraft approached its destination, it reportedly encountered an issue that forced the pilots to abort landing. The flight remained airborne for nearly four hours, circling over parts of Karnataka, including Mundgod, Davanagere, and Shivamogga.

This extended flying time triggered panic among passengers, making it one of the most talked-about aviation incidents in India recently.

Passengers Panic, Demand Diversion to Bengaluru

Passengers onboard were clearly distressed, with many heard pleading for the aircraft to be diverted.

“Ask the pilot to go to Bengaluru… or at least Belgaum,” one passenger is heard saying in the viral video, reflecting growing anxiety during the ordeal.

Meanwhile, the pilot repeatedly reassured passengers, asking them to remain calm and follow instructions as the crew managed the situation.

Flight Finally Lands Safely in Bengaluru

After hours of uncertainty, the flight was eventually diverted and landed safely at Kempegowda International Airport around 7:30 pm.

Despite the panic, no injuries were reported, and all passengers were safely deboarded.

Fly91 Denies Technical Snag, Blames Bad Weather

Fly91 Airlines has denied reports of a technical fault in the aircraft, stating that the situation was caused by bad weather near Hubballi.

According to the airline, the decision to hold the aircraft mid-air and divert it to Bengaluru was in line with standard aviation safety protocols.

The airline also stressed that there was “zero compromise on safety” and highlighted its trained crew and strong safety record.

Family Members Raise Concerns Over Communication

Even though the flight landed safely, family members of passengers have raised concerns about lack of communication from the airline, alleging they were not given timely updates during the incident.

The episode has sparked fresh conversations around airline safety in India, passenger communication, and handling of in-flight emergencies.