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In the wreckage of Air India Flight AI‑171, the human cost of the disaster is visible not just in numbers, but in families, dreams, and daily lives abruptly ended.
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Flight AI171, bound for London, crashed into a residential zone in Ahmedabad, leaving 274 dead — 33 of them civilians on the ground.
Thapa began her career as IndiGo ground staff and progressed to international cabin crew with Air India, serving on global routes before her tragic death in the crash.
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Nganthoi Sharma joined Air India at 19 and made her final call home just before the fatal London flight.
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The aircraft was carrying 230 passengers and 12 crew members, including 169 Indians, 53 British nationals, seven Portuguese, and one Canadian.
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