Dubai Kozhikode flight News

The Centre late on August 7 (Friday) evening ordered a probe into the Air India Express plane crash at Kozhikode airport in Kerala that killed at least 16 people. It ordered the probe into the accident saying that two teams of professionals from the Air India, AAI and AAIB will conduct a detailed investigation. The AAIB is a division of the Civil Aviation Ministry which investigates aircraft accidents and incidents in India.

Amidst the chaos that ensued on Friday at the Kozhikode airport after the Air India Express plane crash, authorities found an unaccompanied child within the premises. The authorities posted a video, saying that they took the girl to the Kondutty hospital. If anyone can identify her, they should contact the authorities on--948769169.

Former Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Deepak Vasant Sathe, who was flying the Air India Express plane, was killed on Friday evening in the Kozhikode crash in Kerala. A former IAF Wing Commander, Captain Sathe was commissioned into service on June 11, 1981, and retired on June 30, 2003. He flew through the Airbus 310 for Air India before moving to Air India Express on the Boeing 737.

In a tragic incident, at least 14 people, including a pilot, were killed and many injured when an Air India Express plane skid off the runway of the Kozhikode airport in Kerala. The injured have been taken to multiple hospitals and the dead to Kondotti hospital. A total of 190 people--184 passengers, including ten infants, two pilots, and four cabin crew were onboard the aircraft.

An Air India Express plane with 184 people on board on Friday skid on the runway of the Kozhikode airport in Kerala. The pilot died in the accident. The flight, IX-1344, bound for Kozhikode from Dubai skidded during landing at the Karipur Airport at around 7.45 pm, said the Kondotty Police.