An Air India first officer passed away in Bali after reportedly suffering a heart attack while on scheduled rest following an international flight. The pilot, believed to be in his early 40s, had flown from Delhi to Bali a day prior to the incident.

Sudden Medical Emergency After Flight

After completing the journey, the pilot checked into his hotel for rest as per standard crew protocol. During his downtime, he experienced severe discomfort and was immediately taken to a nearby hospital.

Doctors Confirm Heart Attack

According to airline officials, medical personnel confirmed that the pilot had suffered a cardiac arrest. Despite prompt medical attention and efforts to revive him, he could not be saved.

Airline Expresses Grief

Air India issued a statement expressing deep sorrow over the loss, calling it a tragic incident involving a valued member of its cockpit crew. The airline extended condolences to the pilot’s family.

No Prior Health Concerns Reported

Officials noted that the pilot had recently cleared all mandatory medical examinations and had no known history of health issues. He was also operating within prescribed flight duty time limits set by aviation regulators.

Further Details Awaited

Authorities and airline officials are expected to provide additional information as the circumstances surrounding the incident continue to be reviewed.