Air India case: Probe team says wait for evidence
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has requested the public and media to wait for evidence before forming conclusions about the Air India flight AI2379 incident, which experienced a sudden loss of altitude on August 4. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances and contributing factors, ensuring a comprehensive examination of all available evidence.
The AAIB is currently gathering technical, operational, medical, and human-factor evidence, including aircraft examination, flight data recordings, operational and maintenance records, medical information, and interviews with those involved. The sole objective is to identify appropriate safety measures to prevent recurrence, with no inference about the cause of the incident to be drawn during the ongoing probe.
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