Air India flight to UK crashes in Ahmedabad in India shortly after takeoff

Video: https://x.com/PolymarketIntel/status/1933090218841678023

In your haste to post, you haven't noticed that this video is embedded in the article you shared.

The Guardian updates it's feed as more information becomes available. The original information was different.

his post allowed me to view it with xcancel since twitter is banned in my location.

Devastating. In the video, the aircraft climbs at a low pitch angle, never retracts the gear, then enters a high AoA and appears to stall.

Loss of thrust and failure to maintain V2? Takeoff misconfiguration? (Hard to see clearly from the videos; but are the flaps extended? Would probably be flaps 10 or 15 for the likely takeoff weight.)

More information of where it landed: https://x.com/SpiritOfCongres/status/1933112502121869530

https://x.com/flightradar24/status/1933086087682904336

Having impression that planes itself start being less reliable vehicles in recent years and the trend worsening As probably Boing is more often in the spot of failures.

More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44255602

Boeing 787 Dreamliner.