Air India Plane Crash: Purds began to flow tears, add hands before the photo … Pilot Sumit Sabharwal’s last farewell Father’s pain – Air India Flight Crash Pilot Sumit Sambharwal Body arrives in Mumbai Chakala Crematorium.

Ahmedabad plane crash AI flight accident was brought to Mumbai’s body of pilot Captain Sumit Sabharwal. His body was taken from the airport to his home in Powai where tribute will be paid. Later, his funeral is held in the Chakla Vidyut Crematorium. Captain Sabharwal who had an 8200 -hour flight experience. Pti, Mumbai. After Air India plane crash, the body of the aircraft pilot’s captain Sumit Sabharwal was brought to Mumbai on Tuesday. An official said that the body of Captain Sabharwal reached Mumbai airport in the morning, and then his family members took the body to his home in the climate Vihar in Powai. He informed that the body would be held at Sabharwal’s home for one hour, so that people could pay tribute to him and later his last rituals would be performed in the Chakla Vidyut Crematorium. #Watch | #AirindiaplaneCrash | Maharashtra: Father of Captain Sumeet Sabharwal, Pushkaraj brings emotional tribute to his son outside their home in Powai, Mumbai. Captain Sabharwal flew the bad sky in London-bound Air India who lived shortly after he got up … pic.twitter.com/nstrim6by-ani (@ani) on June 17, 2025 8200 hours in Mumbai, lived with his elderly parents. He went to London with 242 passengers and crew. During this time, Air India Aircraft AI-171 crashed only a few moments after Ahmedabad Tech on June 12. The flight was ordered by Captain Sumit Sabharwal. He was accompanied by the first officer Clive Kunder. Captain Sumit Sabharwal had a flight experience of 8,200 hours, while the first officer Clive had 1.100 hours of Tuzurba. In the last farewell, when the body of Captain Sumit reached his home, his father’s tears of tears, then tears began to flow from his father’s eyes. His father looks endless to his son. As he paid tribute to his son, the Father folded his hand and gave his last farewell.

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