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Air India crash probe: Victims’ families call out lack of transparency after shocking fuel cut-off findings in ‘vague’ preliminary report
The AAIB report ruled out pilot intoxication, bird strikes, or fuel contamination as contributing factors. Investigators have recovered critical components for further analysis, and both the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the UK government are involved.
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How is DNA used to identify victims of mass disasters?DNA analysis is considered the gold standard for identifying victims of mass fatalities. But how does it work?
Air India accused of pressuring families of crash victims to sign compensation papers disclosing 'financial dependency' to ...
The Sigachi Industries explosion in Pashamylaram presented unprecedented challenges in victim identification compared to the ...
The body parts, though, belonged to the victims, but were found at the crash site after mortal remains were handed over to ...
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Air India: 15 More Body Parts Found in Plane Crash Site Yet to Be Identified Weeks After AccidentNearly three weeks after the Air India plane crash, 15 additional body parts were discovered at the site in Ahmedabad.
The cockpit voice recorder captured a pilot questioning the other with, “Why did you do the cut-off?”, to which the other ...
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Final tense conversation from fatal Air India crash revealedA preliminary investigation into the tragic Air India Flight 171 crash has identified a critical in-flight error: the sudden ...
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