The inside part of a window broke during severe turbulence on an Air India flight on Thursday.<br /><br />Three people were injured when the Boeing 787 Dreamliner bound for Delhi from Amritsar encountered the turbulence shortly after take off. <br /><br />The inside of a window panel (18-A) came off and a few oxygen masks also dropped.<br /><br />Fortunately for the passengers, the outside window did not break and there was no de-pressurisation. <br /><br />The overhead panel cover of seat 12-U also developed cracks.<br /><br />A video shows an air hostess trying to fix the damaged window and comforting the terrified passenger sitting next to it.<br /><br />Media reports said the turbulence threw up a passenger, who did not have his seat belt fastened, and made him bang his head against the overhead cabin. Two others were also injured in the turbulence. <br /><br />The plane continued with its flight without aborting and the three passengers were treated for minor injuries after they landed in Delhi.<br /><br />Indian air safety officials have launched a probe into the incident.
