Air India crash report likely to be ready in October, say investigators
Summary
The Indian agency investigating the Air India plane crash that killed 260 people last June said a draft final report may be ready by October. The investigation is still analyzing evidence but has not yet released detailed findings or a public report.Key Facts
- The crash occurred on 12 June 2025, when an Air India Boeing 787 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport.
- 260 people died: 241 on the plane and 19 on the ground. Only one passenger survived.
- The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is leading the investigation and is in the analysis phase.
- The AAIB has completed 49 of 66 required investigation steps, including examining the crash site and flight data.
- A psychological autopsy was done to evaluate the crew’s mental state.
- The preliminary report said fuel-control switches moved to the “cut-off” position causing engine failure, but pilot responsibility is unclear.
- There has been controversy and media speculation about pilot involvement, which investigators warn has affected witness cooperation.
- An affidavit was filed to the Supreme Court in response to a lawsuit for an independent inquiry.
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