Last Thursday, an Air India machine crashed in Ahmedabad immediately after the start and crashed into a residential building. Only one passenger survived in chair 11a. This originally booked a 31-year-old Brit who speaks about a “strange coincidence”.
“I am just grateful,” says Owen Jackson. “It’s such a strange coincidence.” Originally the 31-year-old Brit had been back to London in Air India last Thursday in Ahmedabad in Ahmedabad, which crashed seconds after the start. Due to professional agreements, he only had to postpone his return trip a few hours before departure to Saturday. There was therefore another chair 11a: Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the only survivor of the accident. Even Owen’s wife Phillipa (30) had believed that he was in the accident pilot.
Second flight writer restored
At least 279 people died in the crash on Thursday, 38 of them on the floor when the plane fell into a residential area. The cause of the accident has so far been unclear. The researchers found the second flight writer during the weekend – the voting recorder who had registered the communication between flight staff.
Only this British passenger survived the plane crash:
The flight data writer was discovered on Friday, which stores data such as escape height, speed and course of the machine. The evaluation must now gain new knowledge.
On Sunday, a spokesperson for the civil hospital in Ahmedabad announced that so far 32 corpses had been identified by DNA comparison and 14 were transferred to their relatives. According to the police, many corpses were carved until they acknowledge. The Aviation Authority of India ordered the immediate inspection of all Boeing 787 machines from local airlines on Saturday.
Airplane turned to Hong Kong
On Monday, a 787 Dreamliner from the American plane manufacturer Boeing returned from Hong Kong to New Delhi. An insider confirmed the incident. The affected machine started around 12.20 pm local time reached a flight height of approximately 6.7 kilometers and then started with a descent. Around 1 p.m. the team asked for emergency services. The machine landed safely that the incident should be a technical defect.
Source: Krone
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