Overview
- Investigators from India’s AAIB and the US NTSB have retrieved both black boxes from the Boeing 787-8 wreckage near Ahmedabad.
- Experts are examining recorder data for signs of engine failure, flap misconfiguration or fuel contamination as possible crash triggers.
- Air India has grounded its remaining Boeing 787 fleet for targeted inspections of fuel systems, engines and control surfaces.
- Recovery teams have used accelerated DNA testing to identify 32 victims and have returned 14 sets of remains to families.
- The June 12 accident, which killed at least 270 people on board and on the ground, devastated nearby homes and mobilized relief efforts.