Rizwan Ullah was a member of the Royal Aeronautical Society of the United Kingdom and the Pakistan Engineering Council.

Later, Rizwan Ullah often shared with his children that his father's remote guidance through letters played a crucial role in shaping his personality, character, and destiny.

[5] At the time of Rizwan's death, his brother Imran Ullah Khan was a tanker captain in Houston, Texas and their sister Nabeela, a medical doctor, worked for the Fauji Foundation.

At the time of his death, his wife Samina was the Regional Manager Oracle Corporation for South Asian countries Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal.

[2] Rizwan Ullah was commissioned into the Pakistan Air Force as the top graduate of the 66th GD(P) course at the PAF Academy, earning the prestigious Sword of Honour.

[12][13] The Pakistan Air Force Flight Safety and CAA ruled out the "act of sabotage" and termed the incident as an accident.

[9] Additional inquiries in 2015 by the air force and civilian investigations, the Government of Pakistan declared the aircraft as faulty.

[14] Further military insights revealed in the 2015 parliamentary committee noted that the aircraft was faulty and was first identified as such by the Pakistan Navy's inspection team as early as 1993.