Stan AF Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/air-india-crash-gujarat-ex-cm-vijay-rupani-believed-1206-his-lucky-no-/articleshow/121812762.cms Don't know if this was posted here before . This is some final destination level foreboding....
coffee_rules Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 Just posting to show the condescending attitude of goras on anything India (anchor asking - is it a respectable airline)
BacktoCricaddict Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 33 minutes ago, coffee_rules said: Just posting to show the condescending attitude of goras on anything India (anchor asking - is it a respectable airline) Not just about India - they'd ask the same thing about any country they deem "3rd world." Remember the "****-hole" comment from POTUS?
putrevus Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, BacktoCricaddict said: Not just about India - they'd ask the same thing about any country they deem "3rd world." Remember the "****-hole" comment from POTUS? That is how they defended 737 max accidents to coverup for its faults.The pilots did not have training and cheap airlines not doing proper maintenance , whatnot to cover their behinds . New guy and Gollum 2
LordPrabhzy Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 2 hours ago, coffee_rules said: Just posting to show the condescending attitude of goras on anything India (anchor asking - is it a respectable airline) Air India havent done anyone or themselves any favours by delivering an abysmal product for many years have they- ofcourse this will be the outcome of this. As an indian i myself will prefer to travel with ME airlines and pay more than Air India pkmmamks, Gollum and Lord 2 1
Nonbeliever Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 Arjun Manubhai Patolia, 36, had returned to his ancestral village of Vadiya in Amreli district to immerse his wife’s ashes in the Narmada. His wife, Bharatiben, had died just a week earlier in London. After completing funeral rites with relatives in Vadiya, Patolia was to return home to his two daughters, aged 4 and 8, who had remained in the UK. On Thursday, Patolia boarded an Air India flight headed to London’s Gatwick Airport. Then, tragedy struck. Such stories will haunt u forever. Laaloo, Sgattick10, Gollum and 4 others 7
LordPrabhzy Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 4 minutes ago, Nonbeliever said: Arjun Manubhai Patolia, 36, had returned to his ancestral village of Vadiya in Amreli district to immerse his wife’s ashes in the Narmada. His wife, Bharatiben, had died just a week earlier in London. After completing funeral rites with relatives in Vadiya, Patolia was to return home to his two daughters, aged 4 and 8, who had remained in the UK. On Thursday, Patolia boarded an Air India flight headed to London’s Gatwick Airport. Then, tragedy struck. Such stories will haunt u forever. Feel devastated for the kids.. but i think those two were soulmates that he was destined to join her in afterlife so soon after her passing. I hope the kids have an extended family in the UK to take care of them putrevus, crictime and Tillu 3
Nonbeliever Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 12 minutes ago, LordPrabhzy said: Feel devastated for the kids.. but i think those two were soulmates that he was destined to join her in afterlife so soon after her passing. I hope the kids have an extended family in the UK to take care of them Yes truly devastating. Loosing both parents at such age. I myself lost my father in a terror attack when I was barely five. It was just too difficult even though I had mother and some of the most caring relatives. putrevus, Gollum, coffee_rules and 4 others 7
Lone Wolf Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 (edited) 16 minutes ago, randomGuy said: Another possibility (sabotage angle) Bhai Is boomer Sanjay Dixit ko rehne do... This guy used to be an IASkya bc.. Boomers had it so easy man Edited June 13, 2025 by Lone Wolf Sgattick10 and coffee_rules 2
cowboysfan Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 46 minutes ago, randomGuy said: Another possibility (sabotage angle) again its hard to believe such theories.the engines were fine pre flight,it was fine while taxiing and it was fine with no warnings at all while takeoff but suddenly both stopped working after 15 seconds???.
EnterTheVoid Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/what-may-have-led-to-air-india-dreamliner-crash-here-are-4-scenarios-8659587?pfrom=home-ndtv_topscroll Good explanation on the possible scenarios.
Laaloo Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, Nonbeliever said: Yes truly devastating. Loosing both parents at such age. I myself lost my father in a terror attack when I was barely five. It was just too difficult even though I had mother and some of the most caring relatives. Devastating. What terror attack was it if you don't mind me asking?
Laaloo Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, EnterTheVoid said: https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/what-may-have-led-to-air-india-dreamliner-crash-here-are-4-scenarios-8659587?pfrom=home-ndtv_topscroll Good explanation on the possible scenarios. Scenario 4 geez. Literally this all happened in 10 seconds.
cowboysfan Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, Laaloo said: Scenario 4 geez. Literally this all happened in 10 seconds. lets assume a engine suddenly stopped working immediately after takeoff,would a 787 compter system allow the pilot to switch off the only working engine below 1000 feet?? Lord 1
coffee_rules Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, LordPrabhzy said: Air India havent done anyone or themselves any favours by delivering an abysmal product for many years have they- ofcourse this will be the outcome of this. As an indian i myself will prefer to travel with ME airlines and pay more than Air India Not defending Air India, but they start with a question assuming it is an airline with low reputation. If it was Delta or Lufthansa, they will assume obviously that it is a reputed airline. I have travelled on all kinds of airlines. In cattle class (coach), there is not much of a difference in customer experience. They all treat you the same, my worst experience is in BA. I feel they are much more condescending and racist than others. Ethihad and Emirates use goras , so they don’t get their folks to deal with passengers dial_100 1
coffee_rules Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 (edited) 1 hour ago, Laaloo said: Scenario 4 geez. Literally this all happened in 10 seconds. One pilot was saying the take-off will be deactivated if the flap configuration is not correctly set to incorrect take-off configuration. They might have changed the flap configuration after take off accidentally instead of retracting landing gear Edited June 13, 2025 by coffee_rules
BacktoCricaddict Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 32 minutes ago, coffee_rules said: Not defending Air India, but they start with a question assuming it is an airline with low reputation. If it was Delta or Lufthansa, they will assume obviously that it is a reputed airline. I have travelled on all kinds of airlines. In cattle class (coach), there is not much of a difference in customer experience. They all treat you the same, my worst experience is in BA. I feel they are much more condescending and racist than others. Ethihad and Emirates use goras , so they don’t get their folks to deal with passengers In general, air travel is miserable. Before, during and after a flight. Lord 1
Nonbeliever Posted June 13, 2025 Posted June 13, 2025 1 hour ago, Laaloo said: Devastating. What terror attack was it if you don't mind me asking? Won't be too descriptive. It was a bank loot by terrorist to fund their activities. It was the terrorists active in Punjab during 1989. Lord, coffee_rules, BacktoCricaddict and 3 others 5 1
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