On June 12, two days after the Air India accident in Ahmedabad, another big accident was about to happen

About two days after the Air India crash in Ahmedabad on June 12, another plane was about to crash, but with the vigilance of the pilots, the flight was taken under control before the accident. Two days after the crash of Air India Flight 171 in Ahmedabad, flight B-777 was also about to crash. The flight was scheduled to depart from Delhi to Vienna at around 2: 56 am. At that time, there was lightning in Delhi and the weather was rainy. The flight had successfully taken off from the Delhi airport, but after reaching an altitude of 900 feet, the flight suddenly lost balance and the B-777 began to descend rapidly. The pilots had been warned in advance and were getting frequent warnings. The pilots saved the flight from crashing at that time, otherwise another Air India flight could have crashed just two days after the Ahmedabad accident. "We were keeping a watch on the flight and the B-777 aircraft was continuously being warned," an official privy to the incident told The Times of India. Soon after takeoff, the flight started experiencing problems and the aircraft was descending rapidly from an altitude of 900 feet. The pilots managed the flight and successfully completed the journey to Vienna.
The official said that some technical glitches were reported in the flight at that time, but when the data of the B-777 was scanned, many major problems were seen in the aircraft. However, after the Ahmedabad crash, a thorough investigation of the flight was ordered. So this Air India flight was investigated, then the truth came out. An Air India spokesperson said the two pilots who flew the flight have been taken off duty and the management is conducting a thorough investigation.