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    Factbox-Deadly civilian plane crashes in India over the decades

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    Posted on June 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Explore the history of fatal civilian plane crashes in India, detailing major incidents and their impact on aviation safety.

    Overview of Fatal Civilian Plane Crashes in India Over the Years

    (Reuters) -An Air India plane bound for London with 242 people on board crashed minutes after taking off from India's western city of Ahmedabad on Thursday, the airline and police said, and India's federal health minister said that "many people" were killed.

    Following are details of some other airline accidents in India in recent years:

    AUGUST 2020

    Twenty-one people died when an Air India Express Boeing 737 plane skidded off the runway in the southern city of Kozhikode during heavy rain, plunged into a valley and crashed nose-first into the ground.

    MAY 2010

    An Air India Boeing 737 flight from Dubai overshot the runway at the airport in the southern city of Mangaluru and crashed into a gorge, killing 158 people on board.

    JULY 2000

    More than 50 people were killed when a state-owned Alliance Air flight between Kolkata and the capital, New Delhi, crashed in a residential area of the eastern city of Patna.

    APRIL 1993

    An Indian Airlines Boeing 737 crashed during takeoff in the western city of Aurangabad and killed 55 people on board.

    AUGUST 1991

    An Indian Airlines Boeing 737 flight from Kolkata crashed during descent near Imphal, the capital of the hilly north-eastern state of Manipur, killing all 69 occupants onboard.

    OCTOBER 1988

    More than 130 passengers died when an Indian Airlines Boeing 737, flying from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, crashed as it was coming in to land.

    JANUARY 1978

    All 213 passengers of an Air India flight were killed when the captain lost control of the plane after take-off and plunged it into the Arabian Sea off the coast of Mumbai, India's financial hub.

    (Reporting by Hritam Mukherjee in Bengaluru; Editing by Alex Richardson and Andrew Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Air India plane crashes after takeoff from Ahmedabad.
    • •Major crashes include Kozhikode 2020 and Mangaluru 2010.
    • •Historical incidents highlight aviation safety concerns.
    • •Significant loss of life in multiple Indian air disasters.
    • •Ongoing impact on aviation regulations and safety.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Factbox-Deadly civilian plane crashes in India over the decades

    1What happened to the Air India plane in Ahmedabad?

    An Air India plane bound for London crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, with 242 people on board.

    2How many people died in the Kozhikode crash?

    Twenty-one people died when an Air India Express Boeing 737 skidded off the runway in Kozhikode during heavy rain.

    3What was the cause of the Mangaluru crash in 2010?

    The Air India Boeing 737 flight from Dubai overshot the runway in Mangaluru and crashed into a gorge, resulting in 158 fatalities.

    4When did the Patna crash occur and how many were killed?

    The Patna crash occurred in July 2000, killing more than 50 people when an Alliance Air flight crashed in a residential area.

    5What was the outcome of the 1991 crash near Imphal?

    In August 1991, an Indian Airlines Boeing 737 crashed during descent near Imphal, killing all 69 occupants on board.

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