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Ahmedabad Tragedy: AAIB Submits Preliminary Report on Plane Crash
08
Jul
By radhasindhu890
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Ahmedabad Tragedy: AAIB Submits Preliminary Report on Plane Crash

On Tuesday, July 8, Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) submitted its preliminary report on the AI171 plane crash. The report was sent to the ministry of civil aviation and the concerned authorities. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, bound for London Gatwick (LGW) from Ahmedabad (AMD), had crashed shortly after takeoff on June 12. Also read: Ahmedabad Air India Plane Crash: Heartbreaking Stories of 241 Victims The Investigation team Ever since the crash, AAIB has been conducting a full-scale investigation. The bureau is being assisted by the ministry of civil aviation. The investigation team comprises experts from the Indian Air Force, Hindustan…
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Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Boeing 787 brings history of warnings into focus
14
Jun
By radhasindhu890
Nation, ,

Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Boeing 787 brings history of warnings into focus

On 12 June 2025, an Air India’s Boeing 787 aircraft (AI 171) took off from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. The aircraft was headed for London. Within moments, the plane crashed into a medical college, killing over 200. Though the first crash, concerns about the Boeing 787’s safety have been reported several times across the globe. Between 2015 and 2024, Air India’s 787 flights reported 32 incidents. These incidents included engine shutdowns and flight control glitches. Non-retraction of gear and smoke inside the cabin were also reported. Other issues such as loss of communication and cracked windshields occurred. Additionally, there…
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DGCA orders enhanced checks for Air India Dreamliners after Ahmedabad Plane Crash
13
Jun
By Theviralmail
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DGCA orders enhanced checks for Air India Dreamliners after Ahmedabad Plane Crash

NEW DELHI: Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliners powered by General Electric GEnx engines will now operate under enhanced safety inspections. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued this directive a day after an AI Dreamliner’s (VT-ANB) accident. The aircraft crashed in Ahmedabad seconds after taking off for London. The crash killed 241 people onboard. It also killed several others in the building on the roof of which it had crashed. Regulators Direct Air India for Extra Tests As a “preventive measure,” the regulator has directed Air India. They must “carry out additional maintenance actions on B787-8/9 aircrafts equipped with…
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India’s Tragic Aviation History: A Look Back at the Nation’s Deadliest Plane Crashes
13
Jun
By Theviralmail
Nation,

India’s Tragic Aviation History: A Look Back at the Nation’s Deadliest Plane Crashes

India's aviation journey, while marked by tremendous growth and modernization, has also witnessed a series of devastating air disasters. These incidents, often attributed to technical failures, human error, or adverse weather conditions, remain etched in the nation's collective memory. Here's a chronological overview of some of the most tragic air crashes in Indian aviation history. Also read: Air India Plane Crash Near Ahmedabad Airport Report Huge Causalities: Rare Dual-Engine Failure Suspected 1972 – Japan Airlines Flight 471 Crash in Delhi Date: June 14, 1972Location: Near Palam Airport, New DelhiSummary: As the aircraft approached landing, it crashed, resulting in the deaths…
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Indian Airlines May Benefit from China’s Boeing Boycott
16
Apr
By Theviralmail
World, , , ,

Indian Airlines May Benefit from China’s Boeing Boycott

NEW DELHI: There is a global aircraft supply crunch. Indian airlines might find an unexpected opportunity. The escalating trade tensions between the United States and China could be beneficial. After US President Donald Trump imposed 145% tariffs, China reportedly advised its airlines to halt further Boeing aircraft purchases. This action potentially opens a window for Indian carriers struggling with fleet expansion. Boeing Deliveries to China in Limbo Chinese airlines were expecting the delivery of nearly 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. This model is also part of the fleet expansion plans for India’s Akasa Air and Air India Express. Additionally, 11…
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Trump Administration Awards Boeing Landmark Deal for U.S. Air Force’s Future Fighter Jet 
22
Mar
By Theviralmail
Technology, World, , ,

Trump Administration Awards Boeing Landmark Deal for U.S. Air Force’s Future Fighter Jet 

Washington, March 21 — In a major development for the U.S. Defense industry, Boeing has secured a substantial contract to design and build the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation fighter aircraft under the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program. This new aircraft is officially named the F-47. It will eventually replace the F-22 Raptor. It is designed to operate in tandem with unmanned systems.  Presidential Announcement and Global Interest  President Donald Trump, the 47th president of the United States, made the announcement. He disclosed the name of the new jet. He also confirmed that several units had already been ordered. The…
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