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Flight 763, a Boeing 747 operated by Saudi Airlines, was fully loaded with 289 passengers and 23 crew members. Among them were many migrant workers bound for jobs in the Gulf states, embarking on what they hoped would be a prosperous journey. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan Airlines Flight 1907, an Ilyushin Il-76 carrying 27 passengers and 10 crew members, was also descending towards Delhi for a shopping trip that would ultimately lead to disaster.
As these two aircraft approached each other, their paths became tragically intertwined due to a series of systemic failures in air traffic control and cockpit communication.