Days after the deadly Air India crash in Ahmedabad, another Boeing Dreamliner made headlines as British Airways’ Chennai-bound flight BA35 returned mid-air to London due to a technical snag, prompting fresh scrutiny of the aircraft model.

At least four separate flights encountered technical issues or emergencies within days of the Ahmedabad Air India crash, forcing sudden flight diversions and raising fresh concerns.

British Airways said in a statement that the aircraft returned to Heathrow as a standard precaution after reports of a technical issue.

A Chennai -bound British Airways Boeing 787 aircraft returned to London owing to a technical issue. The aircraft took for Chennai at around 1.16 pm on Sunday and returned to London Heathrow airport after an hour, dumping fuel in order to reduce its landing weight.

A British Airways Boeing Dreamliner bound for Chennai was forced to return to London mid-flight on Sunday after experiencing a technical issue.

A Delhi-bound Air India Boeing 787-8 returned to Hong Kong on Monday shortly after takeoff, hours after a Chennai-bound British Airways Dreamliner had turned back to London on Sunday. Both flights experienced technical problems,

A Chennai-bound British Airways flight returned a mere few hours into the journey after a flap adjustment failure. Given what happened in Ahmedabad, the incident has raised concerns even though everyone on board is safe.

Issue on British Airways flight one of two incidents in recent days to affect the same type of aircraft involved in the Air India crash in Ahmedabad that killed 241 people on board

Hyderabad: A Lufthansa flight en route to Hyderabad was forced to turn back mid-air and return to Frankfurt after a bomb threat was reported, leading authorities to deny landing permission at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport.