Gaurav Taneja, Aka Flying Beast, Reacts to Air India Plane Crash in Ahmedabad: 'In May 2020, I raised...'

Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, reacts to Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad: 'In May 2020, I raised...'

The Air India plane crash near Ahmedabad has raised concerns over safety standards and the appointment of Capt. Manish Uppal, who was earlier suspended for safety lapses while at AirAsia India.

Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast reacts to Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad: 'In May ...

The Air India crash near Ahmedabad has raised concerns over safety standards and the appointment of Capt. Manish Uppal, who was earlier suspended for safety lapses while at AirAsia India. ...

‘Only 2% airline accidents happen due to technical error’: Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, narrates what could’ve been ‘worst aviation disaster in India’

Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, once narrated stories about near-fatal catastrophes in the sky, and said that 98% of airline accidents happen because of human error.

Flying Beast Gaurav Taneja Explains Possible Cause Of Ahmedabad Plane Crash: 'A Pilot’s Nightmare' - Woman's era Magazine

Popular YouTuber and former commercial pilot Gaurav Taneja, better known as Flying Beast, has weighed in on the […] The post Flying Beast Gaurav Taneja Explains Possible Cause Of Ahmedabad Plane Crash: ‘A Pilot’s Nightmare’ appeared first on Woman's era Magazine.

Gaurav Taneja aka Flying Beast breaks down Air India crash in Ahmedabad, says 'looks Like..., pilot had no...'

Taneja, who left a successful career as a pilot to become one of India's top content creators, is widely respected for his in-depth knowledge of aviation and analysis of aviation issues.

'Guess Who Is Top Boss Again': Flying Beast Gaurav Taneja Slams Air India Over Ahmedabad Crash; Questions Reinstatement Of Capt Uppal

Gaurav Taneja, aka “Flying Beast,” criticised Air India’s leadership after the Ahmedabad crash, highlighting the reinstatement of Capt Manish Uppal, previously suspended over safety lapses. Taneja, a former pilot, suggested a rare dual-engine failure caused the crash, calling it a “nightmare for any pilot” and warning that such total power loss leaves virtually no room for recovery.