Ahmedabad aircraft accident: Where is millions of liters of fuel in the aircraft? Which seats of the aircraft are most threatened when the fire broke out?

Ahmedabad aircraft accident: The day of June 12 and Thursday will never be forgotten. Because on this day, Ahmedabad was the biggest and terrible aircraft accident in the history of India. Air India aircraft going from Ahmedabad to London became a fireball in a few seconds of flying and all were killed in the accident, except 1 passenger in the aircraft. Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani was also in this flight, who has also passed away. In the flight, 1 person was safely saved in the morning, while the rest have not been identified. The bodies are cut into pieces, while some are burnt to ashes.

After the accident in Ahmedabad, many questions are being raised about flights in people’s minds. One of these questions is also that where is a full tank in a large flight and if the fire is caught due to any reason, then the passengers are at the most danger? So let us tell you what is the answer to these two questions.

Long distance flights require large amounts of fuel. Large aircraft are filled with millions of liters of fuel. However, fuel during flight is not stored in the main body. The fuel is stored in both wings of the aircraft. Because the engine of the aircraft is also engaged in the wing. Due to this arrangement, the fuel reaches the engine quickly. The weight of the aircraft is also reduced due to fuel in the wings. If millions of liters of fuel is filled in the main body, the balance of the aircraft may deteriorate. If there is fuel in both wings, there is a balance.

If the plane crashes or fire, all passengers are at risk. But when it comes to the most dangerous seats in the event of a fire, the closest seats of the wings or engine are at the highest risk. This means that if you sit at the back or at the forefront of the aircraft, the risk is slightly lower.