Air India Boeing 787 crashes after technical malfunction, 33 killed on ground

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A technical malfunction on board an Air India Boeing 787 after takeoff from Ahmedabad caused the crew to send an emergency signal and divert to an alternate airfield, and the pilot used the "MAYDAY" voice message.

The aircraft crashed onto a medical university campus, killing 33 people on the ground; of the 242 people on board, only one passenger survived.

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