Sky's James Sillars writes that, no matter what the cause of Flight AI171's demise, the fact that a Boeing plane was involved underscores the big problem facing the scandal-hit manufacturer.

They died on the road they were forced to take because the sky was too expensive for those who serve this country in sweat.

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On June 12, 2025, Air India flight AI-171, which was flying from Ahmedabad to London's Gatwick Airport, crashed just minutes ...

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TWENTY-EIGHT people died on Saturday night and eight others were injured in a devastating road crash that occurred along the Mbeya-Tunduma highway at Mlima Iwambi.