Student Bhoomi Chauhan missed Air India Cration in a few minutes

Bhumi Chauhan remembers how he was angry and disappointed. Bumper’s traffic to Bumper dragged her road to Ahmedabad-Airport, which she missed her Air India flight to London Gatwick in just 10 minutes.

Mrs. Chauhan, a business administration student who lives in Bristol with her husband, visited Western India on vacation.

On Thursday, a 28-year-old man had to fly home on AI171, who crashed shortly after takeoff, died 241 people aboard and much more on the ground.

But after arriving at the airport less than an hour before departure, the airline officers turned it off.

“We were very angry with our driver and left the airport disappointed,” she recalls. ‘I was very disappointed.

“We left the airport and stood in place to drink tea, and after a while before you go … We talked to the travel agent about how to get the ticket.

“I was called there that the plane went down.”

Speaking before the BBC Gujarati service, she adds, “This is a miracle for me.”

Ms. Chauhan says she arrived at the airport at 12:20 local time, 10 minutes after the landing had to begin.

Its digital landing, which was seen by the BBC News, shows that it is designed for the economical class SEAT 36G.

But despite the fact that on the Internet, she says the airline will not allow her to complete the process at the airport.

She traveled from Ankleswar – 201km (125 miles) south of Ahmedabad – before he was kept in the city center.

Mrs. Chauhan says, “When I missed a flight, I was oppressed. The only thing I meant:” If I started a little early, I would get on the plane. “

“I asked the airline’s employees to let me inside, because I was only 10 minutes (late). I told them I was the last passenger, and so please let me go on the plane, but they didn’t allow me.”

Gatwick flight took off as scheduled on Thursday afternoon, but seemed to fight for height and crashed about 30 seconds on the flight.

The plane hit the residential area, killed 241 passengers and 12 crew members. At least eight people on earth are known to have died.

One passenger, a British national Vishvashko Ramesh, survived an accident and was treated in the hospital from injuries.

The Indian, Portuguese and Canadian citizens were also on board.

Among the 53 Britons who were killed were A family who lived in the glosterThree members of the same family who lived in London and A a wedding couple which ruled the spiritual wellness center in the capital.

Emergency services and officials worked late on Thursday and Friday to clean the garbage and search for answers.

Additional Sajid Pate