Just over 5km away from Ahmedabad airport is Civil Hospital Ahmedabad, a huge hospital that reportedly has over 3,000 beds in it.

But the pilot managed to avoid the hospital when it crashed, and some have suggested that he did this purposely to avoid additional casualties.

Discussing the matter on Reddit, one person penned: "Air India AI-171 crashed just 1.7 km from the Ahmedabad airport. It crashed in a somewhat loosely populated area which has doctor's hostels and mess for medical students of BJMC and Civil Hospital Ahmedabad."

"Just 400 metres north of the crash site is a civil hospital and south just adjacent to the airport wall is a high-density residential area," they went on, as per Daily Star.

Nearby is also the neighborhood of Asarva which, as of 2020, was home to 5,100 people. Had the plane crashed there, many more lives would have been lost.

No such thing la diu, he would not have the time to think with such a descent rate. His main priority was to land the plane as safely as he could in that urban jungle.

Bharat trying to spin the news already.😅

Got many possibilities

Including engine electrical component controlling fuel injection.. fail ad, no fuel masuk, jet engine mati lo...

And too low a height for them to do restart in the air also..

both engine power loss, RAT automatic pop up.
landing gear cannot attract due hydrolic need power to run, 200 feet, too low to perform dive manoeuvre

Maybe they go use dirty fuel from iran

if this is the case, many flights will kena alrdy

If you worked in this sector and still assume car and airplane work the same, then it shows your quality is lower. sorry ya.

You are indeed stupid because planes are under international aviation rules while car does not. So its not the same.
Nope. Insurance company cannot access the wreckage unless authority allows.

Lucky you not continue lor. But the dum2 above even bring in people's father really low class scum.

1. Don't fly air india
2. Don't fly boeing