Last Video Recorded by Air India Hostess before Plane Crash Surfaces Online as Family Mourns

• Family members, friends and social media users are mourning the death of an Air India hostess who died on June 12
• She was among the 241 people onboard Flight AI117 who died after the plane crashed into a building in Ahmedabad
• The young air hostess was seen in a video recorded before the tragedy and the clip has been shared on social media

A last video of a flight attendant on board Air India Flight AI117 has left many social media users sad.

Friends, family members, and Instagram users have reacted to footage of the young, vibrant woman.

The video posted on Instagram by Bissu Limbu showed the air hostess smiling inside of an airplane.

The post identified the air hostess as Nganthoi Sharma, who was said to be 21 at the time of her death.

According to Bissu, who posted the video, it was the last footage of her before the aircraft crashed.

The video is captioned:

"Her last video on Air India. A hardworking daughter who made her parents proud becomes a victim of plane crash."

Watch the video below:

Reactions to video of Air India hostess

@priyankagirish5097 said:

"Shattered and unfulfilled dreams. These two young girls had so much hopes in life and dreamt of a better future. But everything got cut short unexpectedly. I feel extremely sorrow for these young, beautiful souls."

@dbe274 said:

"My condolences to all those grieve this tragic loss. I also would like to pray for the medical students who died. I pray that we can also learn about those young people who never got the chance to help others in studying for the medical profession."

@cristina28121984 said:

"Such a devastating tragedy. Additionally, seeing the conditions these people live adds more to the tragedy. In the meantime, in America, where I currently live, everyone complains about the hard life they have and beach about everything."

@vivekarunachalam22 said:

"Stand with the Manipur People and the Family of the Girls... Love to the People of Manipur from South India and Tamil Nadu. East and South India should stand together at all crisis."

@nishparsad9379 said:

"I knew no one from the flight but it hurts me a lot now I cannot bear the pain to lose a loved one in that crash."

@OceanBliss0777 said:

"Really not fair what those families are going through. Left to go make a better way to support your family and that happen. There are really no words to describe that kind of lost. I can't say I pray BUT I hope one day they are able to find solace for the loss of the beloved loved one."

meher14____ said:

"She is in heaven already .. she was working for nation .. i really wanted to be on her place on that that .. please don’t cry."

How family members mourned Air hostess

A video shared by the BBC captured the moment Nganthoi shortly after the fatal India Air crash.

The lady's uncle, Kongbrailatpam Sanatombi Sharma, said the deceased hostess was a loving person who tried to make everyone happy.

Kongbrailatpam relived a sweet moment Nganthoi took a leave from work and visited him without informing anyone, just so she could surprise him.

He narrated:

"She had taken leave but didn't tell us. She wore a mask and quietly entered the house. She exclaimed, 'father, sister, I'm here.' She surprised us. She told absolutely no one. She loved giving surprises."

In the same clip that saw the late air hostess's mother weep uncontrollably, the uncle added that Nganthoi tried hard to get a job before she became an Air India worker.

"She was trying really hard to get a job. One day, she told me she would be going for an interview for an air hostess job."

Mourning as another flight attendant dies

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that an Indian family mourned the death of their 27-year-old daughter, Roshni Songhare.

She was part of the 241 people who lost their lives in the Air India crash that happened in Ahmedabad on June 12.

Songhare was said to have been preparing for her engagement, but that would no longer happen after the air tragedy.

Joseph Omotayo, the HOD of the Human Interest Desk, contributed to this report, referencing the story of Nganthoi's family members mourning her death.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng