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CCTV Footage of Air India Plane Crash Emerges. Watch What Happened After Take-off
CCTV footage has captured the exact moment Air India Flight 171 crashed just seconds after takeoff from Ahmedabad Airport on June 12, 2025. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, bound for London Gatwick, veered off course and slammed into the BJ Medical College hostel building near the airport. The dramatic footage shows a massive fireball and thick smoke as the aircraft hit the structure. Onboard were 242 passengers—169 Indians, 53 British nationals, one Canadian, and seven Portuguese. Rescue and relief operations are ongoing at the crash site, with emergency teams working around the clock to locate survivors and support affected families.#airindiacrash #cctv #cctvfootage #gujarat #amitshah #pmmodi #vijayrupani #ahmedabadplanecrash #flightai171 #boeing7878dreamliner #meghaninagar #dharpursmoke #dgcainvestigation #amitshah #gujaratcm #airindia787crash #ahmedabadairportincident #londonflightcrash #airindiaemergency #planecrashjune12 #airindiaaccident #dreamlinercrash #ahmedabadrescue #airindianews #nationalconcern #aviationdisaster #indiansky #tragicevent #airindiaupdate #crashinvestigation #toi #toibharat
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