Couple running Lambeth clinic named as Air India plane crash victims

Fiongal Greenlaw and Jamie Meek are understood to run The Wellness Foundry on Black Prince Road, Lambeth.

According to according to a list of passengers published online, the couple were on the flight which crashed today (June 12).

The flight was departing from Ahmedabad airport, with 242 people onboard the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

It’s reported that 53 of the passengers were British nationals.

The couple posted on their social media accounts on Tuesday (June 10) talking about how they would be documenting their “magical experience” in India and would be telling their followers further details.

Fiongal said: “It’s our last night in India and we have had a magical experience really, there have been some quite mind-blowing things that have happened.”

The Wellness Foundry was founded by Fiongal in late 2018, born out of a “profound spiritual awakening” after a mysterious illness.

His partner Jamie joined the Team in March 2023 as co-director and head of events.

The Wellness Foundry also runs in Ramsgate along with its Lambeth clinic.

In January, Fiongal appeared on ITV’s This Morning to chat about the meaning behind people’s auras.

So far, media reports say that a Londoner onboard the flight has survived the crash.

The Hindustan Times has reported that Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, a British national, was visiting family in India and was returning to the UK with his brother, Ajay Kumar Ramesh, 45.

Vishwash said he has lived in London for 20 years, where he resides with his wife and child.

A spokesperson for India’s external affairs ministry said “we have lost a lot of people”.

Randhir Jaiswal told a media briefing: “What has happened in Ahmedabad is a very tragic accident. We have lost a lot of people.

“We extend our deepest condolences to all those who have lost their loved ones.

“There are, I understand, several foreigners also.”