It's always a bit of a nail-biter, isn't it? Tracking a flight, especially when you're waiting for someone or perhaps even on it yourself. For those keeping an eye on Air India flight AI 112, the journey from London Heathrow (LHR) to Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) on December 12, 2025, had a bit of a delay.
Scheduled to depart London at 13:00 GMT, the aircraft actually pulled away from the gate at 15:37 GMT, making for a departure that was delayed by about 2 hours and 48 minutes. This particular flight was operating out of Terminal 2, Gate A18 at Heathrow.
Once airborne, the flight's estimated arrival in Delhi was around 06:43 IST on December 13, 2025, a shift from the originally planned 03:55 IST. Passengers would have been heading towards Terminal 3 upon landing. The total flight time was slated for 9 hours and 36 minutes, with the elapsed time nearing the end of that duration as the flight neared its destination.
Interestingly, this Air India flight also operates under a codeshare agreement with Air Canada, meaning you might see it marketed as another airline's flight. It's a common practice in the aviation world, allowing airlines to offer more routes and fill seats more efficiently.
While this specific flight experienced a delay, it's worth remembering that flight tracking data provides a snapshot of a particular journey. Factors like weather, air traffic control, and operational issues can all contribute to schedule changes. For those who need to stay updated, setting up flight alerts is usually the best way to get real-time notifications.