Boy Who Unintentionally Captured Air India Plane Crash on June 12 Now Traumatised, Video Trends

• A young boy, Ayran Asari, who recorded the viral Air India Flight 171 crash has spoken up about his struggles following the incident
• In a video, the boy narrated what transpired on June 12 and how he unintentionally captured the disaster that ended many lives
• While speaking about the incident, he lamented over the trauma he's facing and vowed never to enter an aeroplane

A young boy's casual attempt to capture planes landing near his home turned into a traumatic experience when he unintentionally recorded the devastating crash of Air India Flight 171 on June 12.

The clip, which has since gone viral on social media, showed the plane struggling to stay on air before crashing down to the ground in a fiery explosion.

Boy who recorded Air India plane crash speaks

The boy, identified as Aryan Asari, shared his account of the incident in a video posted by @TimesAljebraND on X.

According to Aryan, he was on the terrace of his three-storey building, watching the planes flying overhead, and decided to make a video for his friends.

He began recording what he thought was a normal landing but suddenly, one of the planes went down.

"I came here on June 12, and saw the plane flying very low, so I started recording to show my friends. I thought it was going to land because the airport was close. But suddenly, the plane went down, and then flames burst out, that’s when we realized it had exploded," he lamented.

The traumatic experience has left Aryan struggling to cope, and he vowed never to set foot on an aeroplane again.

The clip captured by Aryan has become a crucial piece of evidence for investigators trying to determine the cause of the crash.

It captured a close-up view of the plane's desperate struggle to stay airborne before crashing in a massive fireball.

Reactions as boy who captured Air India crash speaks

Netizens stormed the comments section to react to the trending post

Vibhor Anand said:

"He should file copyright case against entire world media for using his video."

Pookie Blunders said:

"A new video from the Air India plane crash site in Ahmedabad has emerged, showing Vishwas, the sole survivor in the accident, walking away from the crash site."

Sanatan said:

"Nowadays if any incident happens then people do not rush for rescue but they definitely record the video. To put it on social media and to send it to people on Whatsapp. If people have this awareness for rescue then it can be considered right."

Sagar Nahla said:

"Plane crash ho gaya, logon ki jaan gayi par news channel ko content mil gaya aur velle youth ko fame. Saala mobile leke baitha hai 24x7, kuch bhi ho jaye bas record karna hai aur media waale usi ko hero bana rahe hain. No focus on the victims, no questions on safetybjust TRP and trending reels. Disgusting."

Rodnie Rod added:

"Citizen Journalists can be used to record bribes, bad traffic behaviour, dirtying of public places/ littering, bad construction to deter public !!!"s

See the post below:

Moment Air India crash survivor walked out of scene

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a British father was reported as the sole survivor of the Air India plane crash which sadly claimed the lives of hundreds of people.

An emerging video captured the 'lucky' passenger walking away from the scene of the crash.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng