Chauhan said that she lives in Bristol with her husband, came on vacation to Western India. She was supposed to fly home to the passenger Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, which crashed shortly after taking off. Her electronic boarding coupon, which saw BBC News, indicates that she had a 36G place in an economy class.
According to the student, due to traffic jams, her trip to Akhmadabad dragged on. She arrived at the airport at 12.20 local time, which 10 minutes later than landing. Despite the online registration, the airline employees did not allow her to sit on the plane. He says that the only thought that was spinning in her head then was that if she left a little earlier, she would have managed to fly.
“We were very angry with the driver and left the airport in desperation. I was very disappointed. We left the airport and stopped drinking tea, and then, before leaving, we talked with the tourist about how to get compensation for a ticket. There I received a call that the plane crashed,” the student recalled that it was a “real miracle” for her.
