Summary
Families of those who died in the Air India crash last month are seeking answers. A preliminary report stated the fuel was cut off seconds after take-off but did not explain why. Families hope for more details as the investigation continues.
Key Facts
- The Air India flight crashed in Ahmedabad, India, shortly after take-off on June 12.
- The crash killed 241 out of 242 passengers on board, and 19 people on the ground.
- A preliminary report was released, explaining that the fuel to the plane’s engines was cut off seconds after take-off.
- The report included cockpit voice recordings where pilots were heard discussing the fuel cut-off.
- The cause of the fuel cut-off remains unclear, and a final report is expected in 12 months.
- Families of the victims are frustrated by the lack of clarity and seek more detailed answers.
