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TL;DR: A shocking Air India flight bound for London crashed shortly after takeoff near Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport this afternoon (JuneâŻ12,âŻ2025) in the Meghani Nagar / Meghani area. Around 130â180 passengers were onboard, with reports of a huge fireball, smoke, injuries, and a chaotic rescue effort underway. Authorities are racing to safe zone the site, assess damage, and uncover the cause. Youth, stay tunedâthis oneâs heavy, but crucial. #PlaneCrash #Ahmedabad đ
On June 12, 2025, an Air India flight destined for London smashed near takeoff at Ahmedabad Airport, landing to flames and black smoke in the Meghani Nagar / Meghani area close to the runway.
Preliminary visuals show massive plumes of smokeâfirefighters and emergency teams rushed in fast .
Reports vary, but the passenger count is in the range of 133Â to 180Â individuals aboard.
Most sources suggest around 130â133 people were on board .
Exact numbers of injured or deceased aren't out yet; but visuals and live updates confirm multiple injuries, some serious .
Emergency teams are currently on-site, evacuating passengers and sealing off nearby roads.
No official statement from Air India or DGCA yet, but local regulators and rescue agencies have launched probes to find crash cause.
Experts are looking at mechanical glitches, pilot issues, or runway obstacles as potential triggers.
Ahmedabad Airport has had serious crashes before, most notably Indian Airlines Flight 113 in 1988 with 133 fatalities near the same airport.
Air India Express Flight 812 in 2010 also tragically overran its runwayâunderscoring how crucial aviation safety measures are.
Young watchers on the ground captured the chaosâTV9 Gujarati's live video shows rescue efforts in action.
This crash is a glaring reminder: public safety can't be secondary to profits. The working-class passengers aboard deserve swift justiceâproper compensation, transparent investigations, and bulletproof safety measures! Enough of privatization shortcuts, we need public accountability with strong regulations, better training for crews, and wellâfunded airport emergency services. Safety is a right, not a luxury. đšâ
What do you think? Drop your thoughts below:
Should Air India face stricter penalties?
Do we demand third-party audits of airport safety?
How can we make air travel safer for working-class families?
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