Boeing 787 crash News
Air India has strongly refuted allegations by British law firm Stewarts Law of coercing AI 171 crash victims' families into financial disclosures for compensation. The airline asserts its questionnaire is for verifying family ties for interim payments, while the firm claims exploitation.
Analysts flagged the RAT deployment as a potential sign that all main engines and power sources failed during takeoff.
On November 12, 1996, at 6:30 PM, two passenger jets – one from Kazakhstan and the other from Saudi Arabia – smashed into each other mid-air at Charkhi Dadri in Haryana, killing all 349 people on board.
Onboard the ill-fated flight headed to London’s Gatwick were 242 souls – 230 passengers, 10 crew members and two pilots.
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