Morning Mayhem: Why Most Indian Air Crashes Occur Between 9 AM and 12 PM

• A study of air crashes involving prominent Indian figures reveals a pattern of accidents mostly occurring between 9 AM and 12 PM.
• This timing coincides with morning travel for party meetings, government programs, and conferences, increasing exposure during these hours.
• Notable morning crashes include Homi J. Bhabha (10 AM), Madhavrao Scindia (9 AM), Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy (9:30 AM), Sanjay Gandhi (11:30 AM), G.M.C. Balayogi (11:45 AM), Soundarya (11:05 AM), and Ajit Pawar (10:40 AM).
• Causes for these accidents vary, including navigation errors, bad weather, low visibility, pilot error, dangerous maneuvers, technical faults, overloading, and engine failures.
• Factors like weather conditions, aircraft technical status, and pilot errors contribute to the increased risk during these peak travel times.

Why It Matters: Most Indian air crashes involving prominent figures happen in the morning due to increased travel and various contributing factors.