How did Ahmedabad plane crash? The reason came out, the government gave 3 months deadline for investigation

Air India Plane Crash: The Ministry of Civil Aviation held a press conference for the first time on Saturday for the horrific aircraft accident in Ahmedabad on 12 June. The ministry said that Air India flight AI-171 had reached a height of only 650 feet after flying from Ahmedabad Airport, after which the aircraft started losing height rapidly.

Aircraft fell after a minute of takeoff, pilot made ‘me de’ call
Civil Aviation Secretary Sameer Kumar Sinha said that the aircraft had achieved only 650 feet height after flying. Soon after, the aircraft started losing the height and the pilot sent a ‘de’ call to ATC at 1:39 pm. Within a minute, the aircraft fell on the medical hostel complex in Meghaninagar.

There was no technical problem before the accident
Sameer Sinha also told that before the accident, the aircraft had completed the journey to Paris-Delhi-Ahmedabad without any technical trouble. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu mourned the accident and said that he too had lost his father in a road accident, so he can understand the grief of the victims’ families.

Committee constituted for investigation, report will be submitted within 3 months
The Central Government has constituted a high -level committee to investigate the Air India accident, which will submit its report within three months. This committee headed by the Home Secretary will include officers above the joint secretary level of the Central and State Governments. The committee will investigate the cause of the accident, review the existing SOPs and guidelines, and will give extensive suggestions to deal with such incidents in future.

Dreamliner investigation started, 8 aircraft has been investigated
On the instructions of DGCA, Air India’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft are being examined. There are a total of 34 Dreamliner in India, out of which 8 investigations have been completed. There were 242 people in the accident aircraft, out of which 241 died and only one person could survive. More than 20 people also died in the medical hostel premises, where the aircraft crashed.