Air India Managing Director and CEO Campbell Wilson said that the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau’s (AAIB’s) preliminary findings on the AI-171 crash have not found any lapse in the airline’s operations or practices, though the company continues to introspect and cooperate with investigators.
“Anything that happens in the industry, whether that’s us or others, is a cause for introspection and review,” Wilson said at the Aviation India 2025 summit in New Delhi. “The interim report indicated there was nothing wrong with the aircraft, engines, or practices that required changing. But of course, we’re always looking at how we can keep improving, keep getting better, and keep learning.”
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