Air India captain locked out after cockpit door jams mid-flight Air India aircraft are parked on the tarmac of the international airport in Mumbai, India, April 29, 2011. / AFP/Getty Images NEW DELHI Air India says the cockpit door of one of its planes got jammed during a flight while the captain was using the toilet, forcing an unscheduled landing by the co-pilot in central India. An airline statement says the captain couldn't return to the cockpit because the door was locked and that all efforts to open it, even from inside, failed during Tuesday's flight from New Delhi to the southern Indian city of Bangalore. The co-pilot landed the plane at the nearest airport. The door was fixed by ground maintenance staff and the plane resumed its flight. The airline said the incident posed no danger to the passengers.