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  • 6/13/2025
Aviation & Tourism Committee Chairman Subhash Goyal called the Ahmedabad Air India crash 'like a flying bomb.' On June 13, he raised serious concerns about aircraft maintenance and aviation safety. Goyal urged the government to launch a deeper probe into technical flaws, warning such tragedies could happen again if ignored.

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00:00Aviation turbine fuel is a highly inflammable fuel.
00:04It is a form of a bomb.
00:07There are many reasons.
00:10One is a pilot error.
00:13The other is an engine failure.
00:15Today, it was shocking and a lot of pain.
00:21A Air India flight from Ahmedabad airport to London Gatwick,
00:27AI-171, after the take-off,
00:31a little bit later, the pilot made a day made a day.
00:34Made a day is an SOS message.
00:37After that, there was a hostel outside the airfield,
00:44which was a medical hostel, which crashed.
00:49And since it was 10 hours of fuel,
00:52and the Aviation turbine fuel is a highly inflammable fuel.
00:58And this is a form of a bomb.
01:02And as it exploded, it exploded.
01:05And it was a very tragedy that I don't think there was a survivor.
01:14And this situation was a 787 Boeing aircraft,
01:22which is a very popular aircraft in the whole world.
01:27And every airline has a Dreamliner.
01:31Long haul flights is very good for long haul flights,
01:33because the business class has a whole sleeper bed.
01:38And it's a very comfortable aircraft.
01:41And the flight was full.
01:43And there are many reasons.
01:48And there are many reasons for the investigation.
01:51Because there will be a investigation report.
01:55Because whatever crash happens,
01:57like that all of a sudden,
01:59Malaysian Airlines flight is not met.
02:01And there will be a crash in every airline.
02:09There are many reasons for the crash.
02:11One is a pilot error.
02:15One of the things that people have said,
02:17that I've been using here,
02:19I'm going to try to change the runway.
02:21And the tailwind has a little bit.
02:24After that, that's the Mayday to manage.
02:26And after that,
02:28after that,
02:29immediately, it will crash landing.
02:30There will be a crash landing.
02:32No, it's not going to be crash landing.
02:34One is that pilot error.
02:37Second is the engine failure.
02:39In engine failure, there are also many reasons. But it doesn't seem like engine failure,
02:48because when the aircraft takes off, or somewhere in midway,
02:56there is an engineering check, the aircraft check.
03:02Every nut bolt is checked. All its landing gear is checked.
03:06All its emergency doors, everything is checked.
03:11And after that, when it's okay, then the aircraft will be increased.
03:18So after all these checks, this is an accident.
03:23And when there are accidents in the world,
03:27there is a bird hit in the engine, a bird is absorbed.
03:33So there is a difference between that.
03:36There are many reasons.
03:37Now, what is the reason for this?
03:38It is actually that there is not a landing gear,
03:43or there is not an accident.
03:44So the aircraft cannot take off.
03:47So whatever the reason has happened,
03:49it will know about the investigation.
03:51But whatever happened, it was very tragic.
03:54And it is a very painful situation.
03:59And Air India will also be affected.
04:03And the entire aviation industry will also affect the entire aviation industry.
04:06And there are my heartfelt condolences.
04:10The crew, the passengers, the passengers, and their families.
04:16And I think that it is important to know that the man should always be prepared.
04:24I don't know.
04:24I don't know.
04:25I don't know.
04:26I don't know.
04:26I don't know.
04:27The kids are eating food there.
04:28They are eating food there.
04:29They are with them.
04:31So, this is a very tragic incident and I hope that we will take a few steps and our safety and security measures will be more stringent.
04:46However, DGCA, which is the International Travel Association and Transport Association, they had a safety audit and India's safety audit is okay.
05:02So, this is something that can happen. This is the investigation.
05:07Sir, because you have heard of it all, you have heard of it all.
05:11You have heard of it all, you have heard of it all, you have heard of it all, you have heard of it all.
05:19We have talked about it all before. Some times we see that the emergency landings are coming.
05:24Some times we have seen it all.
05:28But when it comes to a small disaster, when it comes to a big disaster, it is a big disaster.
05:32Look, there is a situation that can happen. But compared to road accidents, air accidents are very rare.
05:42And in road accidents, there is a lot of people in the road accidents.
05:47But in the air accidents, it is very difficult.
05:50Now, for example, the aircraft behind Indigo, Shirinagar Airport,
05:55due to bad weather and hailstorm, the nose has damaged its nose.
06:02But fortunately, the pilot had a lot of experience.
06:05And it has done a safe landing.
06:07And there is no harm to any passenger.
06:10So, we had the hope that this passenger will be removed.
06:14But there is no harm to any passenger.
06:17But there is no harm to any passenger.

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