An Air India flight operating between Phuket and Delhi recently encountered a mid-flight technical issue involving the aircraft's control systems. According to reports, the flight’s autopilot system disconnected unexpectedly, leading to a four-second window where the plane lacked active flight controls.

During this interval, the aircraft's systems reportedly generated stall warnings within the cockpit. In response to the loss of automated control and the warning signals, the co-pilot, who was actively piloting the aircraft at the time, pushed the control stick forward to stabilize the plane. While the incident resulted in a temporary loss of control, the flight was able to continue its journey. The specific cause of the autopilot disconnection and the subsequent stall warnings remains a subject of technical review. No injuries to passengers or crew were reported as a result of the event, and the aircraft landed safely at its destination in Delhi.