US EditionVideo of an Air India Crew Boarding a Plane Was Filmed Days Before the Ahmedabad Crash – Full Fact
- On June 25, Gujarat University announced fee waivers for 14 injured medical students following the June 12 crash of Air India Flight AI171 in Ahmedabad.
- Following the crash, the Junior Doctors’ Association requested Gujarat University to waive fees for 14 injured students citing health and financial strains.
- Gujarat University officially waives fees for 14 injured students, with Gamit stating, 'Based on our request, the university has announced to waive off the tuition fee for MBBS and MD courses.'
- The fee waiver provides immediate financial relief to 14 injured students and their families, easing burdens during their recovery period.
- The AAIB’s final report is due by September 12, 2025, which may influence future safety standards and victim support policies.
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According to investigators, both engines of the plane failed almost simultaneously - an extremely rare event that aviation experts describe as "one in a billion."
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Seventeen days after the fatal crash of the Boeing 787 Air India, the causes of the disaster remain unknown. The Indian authorities are now not removing any runways, including that of sabotage.
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