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No one had thought that an air journey started from Colombo to Karachi. The entire world has been surprised from the incident in Loanwla of Maharashtra. The journey was beginning to start from Colombo and ended in Pakistan from two cities in India. For this trip, the Tata Airlines with flight from Colombo at its fixed time by crossed the Arabian Ocean and Pune. The plane was to leave for Karachi from Pune to Karachi. The plane flight from Pune to Mumbai, but never arrived there.
In fact, before Mumbai arrive, the whole world was shocked after receiving information about which. In fact, this whole story is before India’s independence and in those days, Pakistan was also part of India. In those days there was the only airline of India, whose name was Tata Airlines. This airline was established by JRD Tata in 1932.
According to reports, on August 4, 1943, these stinge model planes left for Pune from Colombo on its assigned flight. This ship left the Colombo according to your schedule and arrived. Everything was fine until Pune was fine, but the next he happened to everyone. In fact, this ship with registration number VT-AQW was above the Loanwal and the Mumbai was moving towards Mumbai. Invivinently loanwala the weather worsened. The plane was failing to cross the challenge caused by bad weather and the loanwla’s hills have been accident. The aircraft was boarded six people in the time of the accident, including three passengers and three cabin curric members. In the hills of loanwla, the accident killed all passengers and crew members.
According to reports, the investigation revealed that the ship was collided with a hustleman during the bad weather. It was being estimated that the visibility of the Loanwal’s hills would be reduced due to bad weather. Due to the ship due to the ship, this ship had become difficult for this ship. Because there were no navigation systems like GPS and Terane Warning Systems, so the ship could not be saved from the accident.