Archive · 22 May 2025
Mangaluru Air Crash Haunts Victims' Families and Survivors
A 2010 plane crash in Mangaluru still causes pain for the families and survivors.
One family lost their father and husband who wanted to spend more time with them.
Another family lost their son who was seeking a new job.
A survivor of the crash still has nightmares and panic attacks, and struggles with air travel.
The article highlights the long-lasting emotional and psychological effects of the air crash on those who were affected by it, even many years later.
The memories and pain continue to affect the lives of the individuals and families involved.
The article revisits the 2010 Mangaluru air crash and its ongoing impact.
Patricia D'Souza recounts her husband's death and his unfulfilled desire to spend more time with family.
BH Aboobakker shares the loss of his son, who was seeking better job prospects.
Joel Prathap D'Souza, a survivor, continues to experience psychological trauma.
The crash continues to affect the families and survivors years after the incident.
- Who
- Victims' families and survivors of the 2010 Mangaluru air crash.
- What
- The article discusses the emotional and psychological aftermath of the Air India Express flight IX-812 crash.
- When
- The incident occurred on May 22, 2010.
- Where
- Mangaluru, India and Dubai.
- Why
- The article focuses on the lasting impact of the crash on those affected.
Families' Grief and Regret
Survivor's Trauma
Impact on Families
Families' Grief and Regret
Families grapple with the emotional burden of the loss, missing the departed family members.
Survivor's Trauma
Families lost loved ones and express regret over lost time and opportunities.
Survivor's Psychological Impact
Families' Grief and Regret
Survivor continues to deal with the psychological consequences and physical pain related to the incident.
Survivor's Trauma
Survivor experiences flashbacks, nightmares, and panic attacks, and has difficulty in air travel.
- Date of Crash
- May 22, 2010
- Flight Number
- Air India Express flight IX-812
- Number of Survivors
- 7
- Joel Prathap D'Souza's current workplace
- Dubai