Japan Air Lines Flight 471 was a domestic flight scheduled to travel from Tokyo to New Delhi, carrying a total of 87 people, which included both passengers and crew members. On June 14, 1972, the Boeing 727 aircraft was making its final approach to Palam International Airport, which is now known as Indira Gandhi International Airport. The aircraft encountered heavy fog during its descent, and the crew faced severe visibility issues. Unfortunately, despite their efforts to navigate through the adverse weather conditions, the flight crashed just short of the runway in a residential area. The crash not only led to the tragic loss of the 82 passengers and crew members on board but also impacted four people on the ground, illustrating the catastrophic nature of aviation accidents in densely populated areas. Emergency response teams quickly arrived on the scene, but the scale of the disaster was monumental, leaving a profound sense of grief and shock in the local community and among the airline’s staff.