Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Air India Express Responds After Passengers Stand During Landing
A video showed passengers standing in an airplane aisle during landing.
The flight was operated by Air India Express.
The video spread widely online.
The airline responded after people raised concerns.
Air India Express said it was sorry for causing worry.
It said safety is its highest priority.
The airline also said its crew follows safety rules.
It said the crew is trained to handle situations onboard.
A video showed Air India Express passengers standing in the aisle during landing.
The video went viral and prompted a response from the airline.
Air India Express said it sincerely regretted any concern caused by the situation.
The airline said safety remains its highest priority.
Air India Express said its crew is trained to follow safety protocols throughout each journey.
- Who
- Passengers on Air India Express flight IX 1236 and the airline.
- What
- Passengers were shown standing in the aisle during landing, prompting an airline response.
- Why
- The airline responded after a video of the situation went viral and caused concern.
Video Observation
Airline Response
Passenger behavior
Video Observation
The video showed passengers standing in the aisle during landing.
Airline Response
Air India Express said its crew is trained to ensure safety protocols are followed throughout the journey.
Safety concerns
Video Observation
The viral video prompted concern about the situation onboard flight IX 1236.
Airline Response
The airline said all operations are conducted according to applicable safety procedures and regulatory requirements.
- Airline
- Air India Express
- Flight
- IX 1236
- Incident
- Passengers were observed standing in the aisle during landing.
- Video status
- The video went viral.
- Airline response
- The airline said it sincerely regretted any concern caused.
- Safety position
- The airline said safety remains its highest priority.
- Crew training
- The airline said its crew is trained to follow safety protocols and address onboard situations.