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Raksa Nargis Keshav of the 199th battalion of the BSF in Panisagar, North Tripura, hailed from Latur, Maharashtra.
The bees were noticed by the pilots when the Airbus A319 was moving towards the runway for take-off.
A Kolkata-Agartala Air India flight was delayed for around two hours on Sunday after a swarm of bees was noticed in front of the aircraft while it was taxiing towards the main runway here, an airlines official said. The plane with 136 passengers and crew members on board the AI 743 flight was scheduled to depart at 9.40 a.m.
The bees were noticed by the pilots when the Airbus A319 was moving towards the runway for take-off. The pilots brought the aircraft to a standstill as further movement could have damaged the plane and harmed the passengers if the bees entered it through the engines. Fire services personnel were called to tackle the problem.
It was found that the bees did not enter the airctraft nor was any damage caused to the plane. Before this incident, the flight had been delayed for some time due to a technical snag. The plane finally left for the Tripura capital at 12.45 pm.
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