An Air India Airbus A350 ‍aircraft has been grounded after suffering engine ‍damage on Thursday, the country’s flag bearing carrier said in a statement, highlighting possible disruption to its ⁠long haul network.

Axar.az reports, citing Reuters, Air India, which operates six A350s, deploys the wide-body jets on long-haul routes to London and New York. The damage was caused by a foreign ‍object encountered by the aircraft while taxiing in ‍dense ‍fog in New ⁠Delhi, Air ‌India said.

The plane, operating ⁠from ‍Delhi to New York, was forced to return ⁠to its origin following Iran’s temporary airspace closure, ‌impacting its planned route.

Iran has since reopened its airspace after a near-five-hour closure amid concerns ‍about possible military action between the US and Iran that forced airlines to cancel, reroute or delay some flights.