Air India AI 171 Crash in Ahmedabad (19 Viewers)

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What happened to India's indigenous passenger aircraft project? I think it was called SARAS or something like that.

Don't expect anything from NAL whose funding is even poorer than Mumbai City Corporation income. Those guys took some 20 years to dust off the HANSA Trainer to HANSA NG only to get torpedoed by Canadians when Rotax declined to sell the engine stating possible Military use. (YES, apart from China all western countries were started to do shadow ban certain products, machinery). The same rotax engine is being used in Hermes drones, MQ1. Now whatever they tried to sell, is stopped due to this.

SARAS is on cold storage post 2021. RTA is on paper only, we don't even know whether they sent them to MOD/Civil Aviation Dept.
 
They are also saying it is cover-up by GoI.
They were expecting all the crash debris to be lying as it is untouched in a residential area beside a main road, till NTSB & UK's AAIB guys reached there after few days.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7lg1c6GosA

Apart from authorities, the Indian news channels might have taken numerous pics & vids, but not available on social media or poor quality version to avoid public trauma.
 
SARAS is on cold storage post 2021. RTA is on paper only, we don't even know whether they sent them to MOD/Civil Aviation Dept.
Why pursue all these projects? IMO better to be realistic. Choose 1 or 2 projects with good prospects of success. Get them to succeed. Move forward from successes. It is pointless aimlessly pursuing projects with little chance of success left, right and centre.
 
They are also saying it is cover-up by GoI.
They were expecting all the crash debris to be lying as it is untouched in a residential area beside a main road, till NTSB & UK's AAIB guys reached there after few days.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7lg1c6GosA

Apart from authorities, the Indian news channels might have taken numerous pics & vids, but not available on social media or poor quality version to avoid public trauma.

Just follow the rules for air accident investigation! It seems India has not, giving rise to doubt about the investigation. PS IIRC investigators from countries involved typically set off for the crash site within hours of the crash.
 
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What happened to India's indigenous passenger aircraft project? I think it was called SARAS or something like that.

Import from Airbus.
No point snide comments like that Bri'ish mulla over >"what about India's indigenous project hahaha"
 
Why are you privy to Indian investigation routine? Or the truth is you are paid shill to creamwash Boeing poo poo manufacturing ethics?

He's a bri'ish mulla, concern trolling here and trying to mock India and Indians.
 
Import from Airbus.
No point snide comments like that Bri'ish mulla over >"what about India's indigenous project hahaha"
SARAS is somewhat still alive tbh. They were going to do some test on its second prototype this year. And are planning to do the test flight by 2027.


RTA-90 is just on paper. And need some dhando peeps to actually make this into reality.
 
India has decided to grant observer status to an expert from the United Nations aviation body, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), in the investigation into the deadly Air India crash that occurred on June 12 in Ahmedabad, news agency PTI reported.

The ICAO had earlier sought observer status for its expert, which is not a common practice. Following internal deliberations, Indian authorities accepted the request. “The Indian authorities are approaching the probe in a transparent manner,” an official said, as quoted by the report.

According to the ICAO website, aircraft accident investigations are conducted in line with Annex 13 of the Chicago Convention, which outlines the procedures and international standards — known as Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) — aimed at ensuring consistency and safety in global aviation.
https://www.business-standard.com/i...investigation-as-observer-125062800265_1.html
 
So boing boing needs to pull it's connections to muddle investigations? I guess that is the definition of "proper" from your prespective - aka where western interference is allowed to influence investigation outcome in favor of boing?
It is ICAO, the international authority. It is normal, too, for the aircraft constructor to participate. It knows more about the design and parts in the aircraft than any other entity in the world. The investigation is led by an Indian authority. The report resulting from the investigation will be written by an Indian authority. What are your grounds for complaint?
 

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