Ahmedabad plane crash 2025: The echo of the case of Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad is now heard abroad as well. A law firm in London, Kestone, has raised some serious questions about the AI-171 accident going from Ahmedabad to London on Thursday (July 03, 2025). A total of 260 people died in this aircraft accident.

This came to light when many British families who lost their loved ones in the plane crash formally kept it formally for the answer to ‘serious questions’ after the initial report of the investigation came.

Questions arising on two things

According to the PTI report, the Keystone Law firm said that after this incident, two things are going to be noted in the reasons given by the international team, ‘The reason for the deployment of RAM air turbine and not working together in the two engines.’

It is being said that the company’s airline partners James Heli-Prat and Owen Hannah are ‘closely working’ with about 20 British families. At the same time, they are also working with the lawyers of London appointed by AI and its aircraft insurers related to interim payment.

Indication of disturbances during takeoff

PTI quoted Heli-Prat as saying, ‘AI 171 is quite sensitive for families who lost their loved ones in the accident and we are supporting them through various processes in Britain and America. Given the aircraft safety, our investigation team believes that RAT (Remote Access Trojan) was automatically deployed, but the system is indicated around the take off.

The truth will be revealed after the investigation report

Heli-Prat told that now the law firm is waiting for its investigation report, which is expected to come by the end of this month. Our team is fully prepared to provide justice to those families and now it depends on the evidence where the aircraft has missed the accident. After all, the reasons for why RAT were deployed is also being investigated. Heli-Prat indicated that the ‘path of justice and truth’ could be in the High Court of London or the US Federal Court of Virginia against Boeing.

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Another plane accident was going to happen in Ahmedabad on June 12, about 2 days after the Air India accident, but the flight was taken under control before the accident due to the vigilance of the pilots. Flight B-777 was also going to be a victim of the accident 2 days after the crash in AIDabad, Flight 171 of Air India. This flight was going to leave from Delhi towards Vienna at around 2.56 am. At that time, electricity was shining in Delhi and there was a rainy season.

The flight had successfully flew from Delhi Airport, but after reaching a height of 900 feet, suddenly the balance of the flight started deteriorating and B-777 started coming down fast. The pilots were already warned for this and they were also constantly getting warning. The pilots saved the flight from the accident at that time, otherwise another flight of Air India could have been crashed 2 days after the Ahmedabad accident.

The problem started coming only after takeoff

According to the Times of India, an official who has been aware of the incident said that we were keeping an eye on the flight and the B-777 aircraft was constantly being warned. Soon after the takeoff, the flight started having problems and the aircraft was coming down rapidly from a height of 900 feet. The pilots handled the flight and successfully completed the journey to Vienna.

Pilots removed from duty

The official said that some technical disturbances were revealed in the flight at that time, but when the data of B-777 was investigated, many big problems were seen in the aircraft. However, after the Ahmedabad accident, an order for intensive investigation of the flight was issued. Therefore, this flight of Air India was examined, then the truth came out. A spokesman for Air India said that both the flight -blowing pilots have been removed from duty and the management is checking it well.

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