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Not turbulence: Air India A320 suffered rare flight-control event before 300-foot altitude drop
Nine technical snags in a minute, including an autopilot disconnect, hydraulic failures and faults affecting the systems that control the aircraft’s nose-up and nose-down movement; Air India writes to Airbus
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