<h1>Three major aviation incidents hit Indian carriers Monday: runway excursion, emergency landing, aborted takeoff</h1> Three separate aviation incidents occurred on Monday involving major Indian carriers. An airline flight from a southern city veered off the runway during landing at a major western airport due to heavy rain conditions. All passengers and crew disembarked safely, though the aircraft was grounded for inspection and one runway was temporarily suspended. In a second incident, another carrier's aircraft with 140 passengers made an emergency landing at a central Indian airport due to landing gear technical issues. The plane landed safely and underwent mandatory checks. A third incident involved an eastern-bound flight that aborted takeoff at the capital's airport due to technical problems detected during takeoff roll. The Civil Aviation Minister noted that approximately 3,500 flights operate daily carrying 500,000 passengers, emphasizing the goal of zero aviation incidents.