An IndiGo flight on way to Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah from New Delhi made an emergency landing at the Karachi airport on Friday night due to a passenger falling ill, the Pakistan Airport Authority (PAA) said on Saturday.

Sources in the Civil Aviation Authority in Pakistan said the aircraft was in the Pakistani airspace when a male passenger fell seriously ill, following which the plane made an emergency landing at the

IndiGo flight departs in wee hours of Saturday after ill patient provided with medicines, declared fit to fly.

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Jeddah made an emergency landing in Karachi due to a medical emergency involving a 55-year-old Indian passenger.

The aircraft, en route from New Delhi, was in Pakistani airspace when a 55-year-old Indian male passenger fell seriously ill, according to sources from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), as reported by Geo News.

An IndiGo flight en route to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, was on Saturday forced to make an emergency landing at the Jinnah International Airport in Pakistan's Karachi city

A New Delhi to Jeddah IndiGo Airlines flight landed unscheduled at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport after a passenger suffered a medical emergency

An IndiGo plane that was bound for Jeddah got diverted to the Karachi airport and on Saturday because of a medical emergency on board. According to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in Pakistan, the aircraft was in Pakistan's airspace when a male passenger fell seriously ill.

IndiGo said the captain diverted the flight to Karachi, where a doctor attended to the passenger upon arrival.

A Jeddah-bound IndiGo plane was diverted to the Karachi airport on Saturday due to a medical emergency on board and later flew back to Delhi.

The air traffic control allowed the Indigo aircraft to land in Karachi on humanitarian grounds where a medical team has now gone into the aircraft to provide emergency treatment to the passenger.