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A Journey from Colombo to Pakistan: This journey started from Colombo to Karachi will end in this way, no one thought it. The whole world was left stunned by this incident in Lonavala, Maharashtra. What is the whole case…Read more
Highlights
- This plane was blown from Colombo, Sri Lanka to Pune.
- Plane was going to go from Pune to Karachi via Mumbai.
- This plane was from India’s first airline Tata.
Travel from Colombo to Pakistan: This journey was to start from Colombo and end in Pakistan via two cities of India. For this journey, Tata Airlines plane took off from Colombo at its scheduled time and crossed the Arabian Ocean and reached Pune. The plane from Pune was to leave for Mumbai and Mumbai to Karachi. This plane flew from Pune to Mumbai, but never reached there.
Actually, something happened in Lonavala before reaching Mumbai, after getting the information, the whole world was left stunned. Actually, this whole story is before India’s independence and in those days the city of Karachi of Pakistan used to be a part of India. In those days, there was only one only airlines in India, named Tata Airlines. This airlines were established in 1932 JRD Tata.
According to reports, on 4 August 1943, this plane of the Stinson model left for Pune from Colombo on its schedule flight. This plane left Colombo on its schedule and reached Pune. Everything was fine till he reached Pune, but what happened next was enough to meet everyone. Actually, this plane of VT-AQW registration number was above Lonavala and was moving towards Mumbai.
Suddenly the weather of Lonavala deteriorated a lot. This plane failed to cross the challenge caused by bad weather and crashed in the hills of Lonavala. At the time of the accident, there were some six people in this plane, including three passengers and three cabin crew. All passengers and crew members died in this accident in the hills of Lonavala.
According to reports, during investigation, it was found that this aircraft hit the slope of the mountain in bad weather. It was expected that due to bad weather, the visibility of the hills of Lonavala was probably reduced. It became difficult for this aircraft to get out of difficult paths amidst low visuality. Since there were no navigation system like GPS and Terin Warning System in those days, the plane could not be saved from the accident.
