Eyewitness Shares Insights After Air India Plane Crash
In the wake of the Air India plane crash, a user named Akash Vats has gone viral on social media for his compelling account of the flight he took just hours before the incident. He reported unusual observations regarding the aircraft's condition and urged authorities to contact him for further insights. His comments have sparked curiosity and concern, as he described seeing the flaps behaving erratically during the flight. While he is not an aviation expert, his claims have raised questions about the safety of the aircraft. The investigation into the crash is ongoing, and it remains to be seen if his observations are linked to the unfortunate event.
| Jun 14, 2025, 15:05 IST
Viral Social Media Post Following Air India Incident
Following the recent Air India plane crash, a post by a user named Akash Vats has gained significant traction on social media. In his posts, he mentioned that he had traveled on the same aircraft that met with the unfortunate incident shortly after arriving in Ahmedabad from Delhi.
Akash Vats's remarks have captured widespread attention. He indicated that his observations were not only time-sensitive but also crucial regarding the aircraft's condition. In his post, he urged authorities to reach out to him so he could share his insights about the crashed plane. He stated, "I was on this aircraft just two hours before it took off from Ahmedabad. I had flown from Delhi to Ahmedabad. I noticed some unusual things during the flight. I made a video to tweet to Air India. I want to provide more information. Please contact me." Akash, who was on board during the flight from Delhi to Ahmedabad, shared his experience with a news agency.
Initially, the flight seemed normal, but Akash reported feeling something was off. Speaking to the news agency, he noted, "At altitude, I observed that the rear part of the flaps was moving up and down repeatedly." He acknowledged that he is not an expert and that someone with aviation knowledge could better interpret the situation.
He added, "When the plane took off, I didn't notice any issues. I felt there was something unusual with the external flaps. Experts would be able to understand this better. Before takeoff, the AC was not functioning properly while the plane was on the ground." However, it remains unclear whether Vats's observations are related to Thursday's crash, and the exact cause of the incident will only be determined after a thorough investigation, which is currently underway.