Can Passengers Sue Air India After Flight's 300-Foot Plunge?

A plane called Air India flight AI-2379 had a scary moment in the sky — it dropped 300 feet.

That means it suddenly went down a lot, like a very fast roller coaster.

Some passengers were scared and may want to take the airline to court.

A court is a place where people ask for justice or for money when they feel someone did something wrong.

An expert named Sanjay Lazar helps people understand flying and airplanes.

He says anyone can try to sue an airline, because people are free to take their complaints to court.

But he explains that to have a real chance of winning, you usually need a final official report that says the airline was at fault.

According to reports, the pilot who was being blamed was not even at the controls at the time.

The drop happened because a stall warning went off, and that warning may have actually saved everyone's lives.

So the expert thinks it will be hard for passengers to win a lawsuit.