The recent crash of Air India's London-bound flight AI171 in Ahmedabad has raised a shadow of uncertainty and distrust. Amid the close examination, Raveena Tandon is backing the airline by traveling with them. She referred to the ambiance as solemn, explaining that the crew's friendly smiles are "tinted with sadness."

Raveena boards an Air India flight.

Raveena showed her trust in Air India on Instagram on Monday, revealing that she had recently decided to fly with the carrier. Additionally, she posted multiple photos of herself within the aircraft as well as a photo of her boarding pass.

Raveena captioned the images, "New Beginnings … to rise and fly again against all odds … to pick up and start all over, new resolve towards greater strength," as she shared them. "The atmosphere was solemn, and the crews' welcoming smiles were tinged with sadness." The silent passengers and crew exchanged unspoken condolences and quiet assurance. I extend my condolences to the families who have suffered the loss of a loved one. A wound that will never close. @airindia, godspeed always. Fearless and a desire so that she may recover and regain her strength," she said.

In order to support the airline, comedian Vir Das had previously done so. "For so many families, it's a tragic day. And they have all of our prayers and thoughts. I simply wished to express my backing for the team. I have always flown with Air India. "It's not an airline without issues, but I know them to be the best crew in the sky," Vir wrote on his X, formerly known as Twitter.

“Time will tell what happened on this tragic flight," he continued. Having lost their own, I can't fathom how difficult it is for them to perform their job now. "One stands with you" for the crew, and "one hopes to see you soon on a flight."

Concerning the Air India aircraft disaster

Moments after takeoff on June 12, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which was carrying 242 people from Ahmedabad to London, collided with a medical college hostel in Meghaninagar. The tragedy claimed 241 lives, including 169 Indians, 53 Britons, seven Portuguese, and one Canadian. The only survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, who was seated in 11A, sustained slight injuries.

A total of 270 lives were lost in the Ahmedabad plane disaster. This includes 241 individuals who were aboard the London-bound aircraft and 29 others who perished when the plane collided with the B.J. Medical College hostel. One of the victims is former Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani, who was also on the plane. Rupani, who is 68 years old, was on his way to see his daughter in London.

Air India and the Tata Group declared interim payments of ₹25 lakh and ₹1 crore in compensation for the families of the victims.

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