Vibha and Amit reached Kedarnath Dham to express gratitude to the Damru driver.
– Photo: Myself
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Air travel is constantly being affected by various wars taking place in many countries. On the morning of April 13, when Iran suddenly attacked Israel with drone missiles, the air route of Qatar Airlines going from Frankfurt to Doha was suddenly changed. Due to this, the staff members including crew member Vibha Aggarwal on board the airplane were shocked. After changing the route, when he reached Doha via Saudi route, he felt relieved. When Vibha returned to Aligarh after duty, she went straight to Shri Kedarnath Dham. There he saw his God and thanked God for saving his life.
Vibha Aggarwal, resident of B-125, Ozone City, is working as a crew member in Qatar Airlines. She also stays in Doha temporarily while on duty. On the night of April 13, she was a crew member along with staff on a Boeing-707 plane from Frankfurt to Doha. There were approximately 400 people on board the airplane, including 20 staff personnel. The plane was to pass through Iran-Iraq airspace, but at 3.44 am the route was changed when Iran suddenly attacked Israel with drone missiles.
He had to go via Saudi Arabia. The news of change of route was known only to the staff members and not to the passengers so that panic does not spread on the ship. When the ship reached Doha, the staff heaved a sigh of relief. Vibha says that she herself saw the attack of drone missiles, shining missiles were visible from the plane. That’s why she was scared. She had given this information to her pilot husband Amit, who was in Aligarh at that time.
After coming back to Aligarh after duty, she reached Kedarnath Dham with her husband and thanked her favorite Damru driver for saving her life. She says that twice before, her air travel had been diverted due to attacks, but at that time she had not seen the attack happening, so she was not too scared. This time she was scared after seeing the missiles. Vibha has now again returned to Doha from Aligarh. Again for a new duty…
