Air India Plane Crash: How did a flight crashed as soon as flying to London? Captured location in radar

Air India flight going to London in Ahmedabad, Gujarat fell victim to the accident. The flight had 242 passengers. Sardar Ballabhbhai Patel became a victim of the accident as soon as he flew from the International Airport. Due to the flight crash, a large balloon of smoke was raised in the surrounding area and the buildings have also been damaged. The accident occurred near the Civil Hospital and Horse Camp near the airport.

Air India told its official X handle that flight number AI171, which flew from Ahmedabad to London Gatvik Airport, has become a victim of the accident. Information related to investigation of this accident is currently being collected, other updates will be released soon.

The last location of the crash has been tracked after the flights of this flight of Air India flying on the flights radar’s website. It can be clearly seen that the last location of the flight has been seen only at some distance from the airport.

There were 242 people riders

DGCA reported that this flight of Air India had a total of 242 people, including 2 pilots and 10 cabin crew members. The aircraft was commanded by Captain Sumit Sabharwal. At the same time, the first officer was Clive Kunder as a pilot.

The aircraft took off from runway number 23 of Ahmedabad Airport. According to the report, only after a 9 -minute flight, the flight collided with a nearby building and fell victim to the accident. The aircraft flew up to a height of just 600 feet and crashed. After crashing, the debris of Air India aircraft fell on the surrounding buildings, causing a fire there too. Vehicles parked there also caught fire.

Air India flight crash

Relief and rescue operations continue

Relief and rescue operations are going on to save the victims of this accident. 3 teams with 90 NDRF personnel have been sent to the plane crash from Gandhinagar. At the same time, a total of 3 more teams are being sent from Vadodara. The Army and Air Force have also started rescue operations.

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