The ATC made it worse.... The IndiGo, if did a go around, would have a chance to collide with the airborne Air India. The Air India if they had to abort the takeoff, would surely be in a collision with the IndiGo. So they both had to continue their motion with no other option.
Yeah right... sudden severe turbulences can't be controlled by the pilots.... They atleast descended to a safe altitude instantly and rapidly to prevent further incidents...
But sometimes, it is more complex than what is seen... Thunderstorm and turbulence are normal. And they were not flying through the thunderstorm, they were much above it. Turbulence can occur anywhere. A sudden severe turbulent jolt can't be predicted.
@@Diptonil_Mukherjee wrong. They were flying between two LARGE thunderstorm cells. And instead of diverting out of them thought they’d be okay flying between them which is insane.
May be this was caused by clear-air turbulence which can't be detected very well on the radar due to its low moisture content. It's caused by mainly temperature differences between layers of air in the flight path.... There are many theories to give.
Nice video!! Keep up the good work. Just wanted to ask you, do you know the source for the boarding music online.. Have been searching for it a lot.. but did not find it... It's really nice.!!
