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The Civil Aviation Ministry informed Parliament that there has been no delay in the investigation into the Air India AI171 Dreamliner crash. Officials said the probe is progressing as per established procedures, with all probable causes under examination and no fixed timeline for the final report.
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The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau informed the Supreme Court that the draft final report into the June 2025 Air India AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad is expected in October 2026, emphasising that the treaty-governed investigation prioritises aviation safety over fixing liability
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The delay in final report on the Air India Flight 171 crash near Ahmedabad, which killed 260 people, deepens the mystery and raises concerns
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Says AAIB findings tarnished his son's image; Sabharwal was one of the pilots of the ill-fated Dreamliner that crashed near Ahmedabad
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The preliminary report does not explain whether this was a mechanical failure, an electrical issue, a design fault or a software anomaly
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India’s Civil Aviation Minister urged patience as the AAIB’s preliminary report on the Air India crash in Ahmedabad indicates both engines were shut down. Officials stress it’s too early to draw conclusions until the final investigation findings are released
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According to the report findings, one of the pilots can be heard on the cockpit voice recorder, asking the other why he cut off the fuel, to which the other pilot responded by saying that “he did not”
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A parliamentary committee met to discuss aviation safety after the deadly Ahmedabad plane crash. Members questioned regulators like DGCA and airlines about safety lapses, staff shortages, and ticket price spikes. Air India and other key players also attended
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The celebration drew outrage as it came amid national mourning for 270 victims of the Ahmedabad plane crash. AISATS also issued an apology
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The analysis of Cockpit Voice Recorder and Flight Data Recorder data is underway. These efforts aim to reconstruct the sequence of events leading to the June 12 accident
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A 1993 Indian Airlines crash near Tirupati carrying over 270 people, including Tollywood celebrities, ended miraculously with all passengers surviving. The event resurfaced as villagers recalled the incident following the recent tragic Air India crash in Ahmedabad
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Chandrasekaran also said that none of the 33 Boeing 787 Dreamliners that are part of Air India's fleet are serviced by Turkish Technic, amid questions being raised about any Turkish link to the aircraft that crashed.
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Authorities are carrying out DNA tests to establish the identity of the victims as many bodies were charred beyond recognition or damaged
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Sabharwal was piloting the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner when it crashed. He, along with 240 other passengers, was killed in the crash on June 12
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This foundation day, it's 146th, will forever stand out for its stark sorrow. The BJMC, one of the oldest medical colleges in India, has been the epicentre of action following the June 12 crash, which killed 241 people on board and 29 on the ground, including five MBBS students
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Tandon also offered her condolences to the families affected by the recent tragedy involving the airline, calling it “a wound that will never heal”
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Authorities are carrying out DNA tests to establish the identity of the victims since many of the bodies were charred beyond recognition or damaged otherwise after the plane crash on June 12
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Earlier, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) had confirmed that only the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) of the ill-fated plane was found
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The event reaffirmed the SATA Central’s commitment to fostering compassion, empathy and social responsibility among NRIs.
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Thai singer Ruangsak Loychusak, who survived a 1998 plane crash while seated in 11A, has revealed a chilling connection with Vishwashkumar Ramesh—the sole survivor of the 2025 Air India tragedy—who also sat in seat 11A. The eerie coincidence has stunned many.