<p>A Jet Airways flight bound for Jaipur on September 20 turned back to Mumbai after what the airline said was a “loss in cabin pressure.” A number of passengers suffered ear and nose bleeds and were treated on return to Mumbai.</p><p>The aircraft, holding 166 passengers and five crew, was 45 minutes into the flight when it had to turn around, said Darshak Hathi who recorded the scene inside the plane.</p><p>The Times of India</a> said the situation arose when the crew “forgot to switch on the cabin pressurization system.” Jet Airways</a> said that the flight’s cockpit crew were taken off scheduled duties pending investigation. Credit: Darshak Hathi via Storyful</p><br />
