An Air India Boeing 787‑8 Dreamliner bound for London crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, striking a nearby college hostel. The devastating accident resulted in the deaths of more than 240 people, with only one confirmed survivor. Wheels and fuselage debris were found embedded into hostel walls, and luggage and personal items were scattered across the facility. The crash marks the worst aviation disaster in the past decade involving a Boeing aircraft.
Key Highlights
- Flight took off from Ahmedabad, bound for Gatwick, crashed into hostel on takeoff roll
- Over 240 fatalities confirmed; only one survivor
- Immediate impact included embedded aircraft parts in walls and widespread debris
- Aviation authorities and Boeing launch investigation into possible mechanical failure
Looking Ahead
Air India and Boeing are collaborating with Indian aviation authorities to determine the cause. The global aviation community is on alert, awaiting preliminary investigation findings. The incident could lead to enhanced scrutiny of the Dreamliner fleet and airline maintenance protocols.
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