Rare turbulence incident reported in Vietnam


HANOI: A Vietnamese aircraft encountered turbulence caused by another aircraft while flying over the Indian Ocean on May 23, according to a recent report by the National Traffic Safety Committee.

The incident involved Vietjet Air flight VN-A814, an Airbus A330 en route from Mumbai, India, to HCM City, which encountered sudden turbulence and shaking, causing it to drop in altitude and deviate from its original flight path.

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