Air Disasters Investigation

Air India, Boeing 787 Dreamliner crash

Investigators say 'progress made' on final Air India crash report

Investigators say ‘significant progress’ made but final report on deadly Air India crash yet to be released - Lawyers representing families of victims say absence of timely final report only reinforce

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Air India crash survivor: Tell me why my brother died

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Air India crash investigation drags on one year later, report reveals reason for delay

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Air India crash families still waiting for answers

A man who lost his wife in the Air India crash a year ago has said he does not want money, he just wants the truth about what caused it.

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Man 'wants answers' one year after Air India crash

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More time needed for deadly Air India crash inquiry, officials say

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Air India marks crash anniversary with two minutes’ silence – but no sign of investigation report

A preliminary report released last year, a month after the crash, noted that the fuel control switches had moved from “run” to “cutoff” soon after take-off, starving the engines of fuel.

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Families mark a year since Air India crash with vigils and prayers

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Pilots' five harrowing last words before Air India crash killed 260 people

One year after Air India crash: AAIB says AI-171 probe in final analysis stage, families still await answers

One year after an Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, killing 260 people in one of the world’s deadliest aviation disasters in a decade, families of the victims are still waiting for a definitive explanation of what brought down the aircraft and the investigation to reach its conclusion.

Air India crash mystery: One year on, still no answers to Ahmedabad Dreamliner disaster

The probe has ruled out sabotage but fierce debate continues about whether it was pilot suicide or a technical fault

The Financial Express

One year after AI171 crash, Gujarat govt announces Rs 547-cr makeover of disaster-hit campus

Gujarat announces a ₹547 crore redevelopment plan for the Air India crash-hit New Mental Campus, transforming it into a healthcare, rehabilitation, medical research, and education hub one year after the tragedy.