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Air India Flight 171 from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick crashes into medical students' hostel: 280+ fatalities


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Posted
5 minutes ago, gattaca said:

No. The plane got high enough and lost engines and landing gear stuck. The pilot had over 8k flying hours.

my question is if the engines were fine during taxing and taking off what happened to BOTH of them to stop working simultaneously after 15 seconds? ,even if one engine someone had a bird strike they could have got enough lift and come back for an emergency landing.the chance of both  engines failing almost immediately after takeoff has to be astronomically low.

Posted
4 minutes ago, Lord said:

Same feeling. This must be investigated 

 

 

Had watched a documentary on boeing few years back and they spoke about falling standards, corner cutting etc

Posted
Just now, jf1gp_1 said:

Had watched a documentary on boeing few years back and they spoke about falling standards, corner cutting etc

 

And we still use it :facepalm:

Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Most of USA airlines uses it. 

And that is because they are profitable, not because they are safe. Once the problems are reported by whistleblower the management will get a good discount on negotiating such faulty models.

 

The management will go for profit to keep their jobs without worrying about what happens to customers lives.

 

People have to be smart than these useless top management of airlines. Do not book a Boeing flight. Only you and your family members need to get wiser. Don't trust skills of  these incompetent people

 

Edited by crictime
Posted
3 minutes ago, Austin 3:!6 said:

Now join the dots...

 

 

 

Might be a US kaanspiracy but some internal involvement too.

 

Literally never seen a plane crash right after take off. Its very unnerving

Posted
1 minute ago, Lord said:

 

Might be a US kaanspiracy but some internal involvement too.

 

Literally never seen a plane crash right after take off. Its very unnerving

Very scary. I am anyway scared on flying...now this incident happen.

 

 

Posted
Just now, coffee_rules said:

Air travel is still the safeest. Imagine your bus driving through Khyber pass.

 

While that is true, survival chances are still higher on road travels

 

There is always anxiety on air travels due to this

Posted (edited)

According to some reports Turkish firms were doing maintenance has something happened since Phalgam.

 

Fyi,

 

This is not verified info so it might be wrong.

Edited by Prabhdeep Singh
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