India’s Worst Air Disaster in Decades: A Full Report on the Ahmedabad Crash
PM visits a crash site of the AI-171 flight that met with an accident at Ahmedabad, in Gujarat on June 13, 2025.

India’s Worst Air Disaster in Decades: A Full Report on the Ahmedabad Crash

Very terrible things occurred in India on June 12, 2025. At Ahmedabad airport, Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner plane, crashed soon after takeoff. The aircraft was on its way to London Gatwick. But the plane fell down and wrecked less than a minute after take off. Several people died.

What Happens When Plane Departures
Runway 23 saw Flight AI171 depart at 1:38 PM. On the aircraft, there were 12 crew members and 230 passengers. Pilot indicated emergency on radio a few seconds later. Plane was only 650 feet high; it was not flying appropriately. Numerous people saw plane falling down. It hit the mess structure of BJ Medical College hostel Meghaninagar, just two or three kilometers from the airport.

Plane carried some 125,000 gallons of gasoline. Large fire began when it struck a structure. Building fire burns quickly; smoke spread everywhere. Numerous people are caught within structures.

Deaths and rescue efforts
Rescue squad arrived quickly. Police, dogs, and firefighters show up and work very hard. Plane tail section jammed in second floor of building. More than 270 persons passed away, and several of the bodies burned severely. DNA testing was used to identify who they were. Few bodies have been distributed to families thus far.

Also 33 people passed away on ground. Five of them were Mess Hall students.

Only one individual is still alive. Forty years old British-Indian, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is his name. He seated in seat 11A. His cabin split and emergency door opened when the plane crashed. He emerged alive. Many refer to it as miracle.

Who was in Plane?
Indian passengers made up most of the total (169). Additionally present were 53 British, 7 Portuguese, and one Canadian.

Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani was onboard an aircraft. He also passed away.

Government provides financial and emotional support for families.

Why plane crash? Inquiry Started.
Black boxes (recorders) discovered on the roof of a hostel are being investigated by India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau, with assistance from American agencies.

First impressions:Plane may not be prepared to take off correctly; flaps or gear incorrect

Plane attempted to ascend but failed and fell rapidly.

Engines were still working; no bird struck plane

They currently review runway, pilot performance, communication, maintenance. Reports will come in three months.

For aviation, what this implies?
First fatal Boeing 787 Dreamliner crash is this one. Usually safe plane; crash causes concern about safety in India’s rapidly expanding air travel.

Authorities now scrutinize every Boeing 787.

Tata Group-owned Air India claims to assist families and work together.

Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Shah and Aviation Minister Naidu hurried to crash site. Families were consulted. They claim they will be honest and complete rapid jobs.

Families get: free DNA test

Tata Group has money of ₹1 crore.

Medical and mental care

Other nations and Boeing said sorry and want to help.

Boeing is under strain as a result of earlier aircraft issues.

What Will Next Occur?
Investigation will focus on:

Information from Black Box

Chat to survivors, pilots, controllers.

Inspect airport safety and aircraft parts.

A complete report with safety ideas will follow.

This crash broke several hearts. Many travelers were travelling home for Eid, for work, or to school abroad.

Ahmedabad’s hospitals are occupied assisting families in finding bodies and performing examinations.

Survivor Vishwash said, “I opened seatbelt, everything was broken. I simply left. I’m not sure how.

Final Thoughts Many people passed away; families lost their beloved.

This demonstrates that we must always guarantee the security of air travel. We must learn and correct errors so that they never happen again.

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