Pilots’ Association Criticizes Air India Crash Preliminary Report

The Airline Pilots Association (ALPA) has publicly criticized the Air Accident Investigation Branch’s (AAIB) preliminary report on the Air India crash. The association expressed serious concerns regarding the report’s findings, suggesting potential inaccuracies and omissions.

ALPA Raises Concerns Over Report’s Accuracy

The ALPA’s statement highlighted specific areas of disagreement with the AAIB’s preliminary assessment. They believe the report doesn’t adequately address crucial aspects of the incident and may misrepresent certain critical details. The association is urging a more thorough and transparent investigation to ensure the true cause of the tragic crash is uncovered.

Call for Deeper Investigation into Crash Circumstances

The pilots’ association emphasized the importance of a comprehensive investigation that considers all contributing factors. They stressed the need for greater transparency and collaboration with pilot representatives to ensure a complete understanding of the events leading to the crash. The ALPA hopes a more detailed investigation will help prevent similar incidents in the future and improve overall aviation safety.