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UK Foreign Minister David Lammy has expressed his condolences following a tragic plane crash in Ahmedabad, India. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Lammy said, "Deeply saddened by news of a devastating plane crash in Ahmedabad, India. My thoughts are with all those affected. The UK is working with local authorities in India to urgently establish the facts and provide support."
The UK government has confirmed it is in contact with Indian authorities to assess the situation and determine how it can assist. The nature of British involvement may include consular support for any UK nationals affected and coordination on emergency response efforts.
The crash, which involved an Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner en route to London Gatwick, has drawn international attention. Reports indicate the aircraft went down shortly after takeoff with 242 passengers on board. Local and international emergency teams are currently working to manage the aftermath and identify the cause of the crash.
British officials are monitoring developments closely and remain committed to supporting efforts on the ground. While the full extent of casualties is yet to be confirmed, global leaders and aviation authorities have voiced concern and solidarity with those impacted.
This incident marks a somber moment in international aviation, with safety and investigation efforts now under way. The UK’s swift diplomatic response highlights its commitment to assisting citizens abroad and collaborating with partners during crisis events. Search and rescue operations in Ahmedabad continue as investigators begin to piece together what caused the crash. Updates are expected as authorities provide more information.
