Overview
- Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the only person to survive the June crash, says persistent flashbacks, physical pain and the loss of his brother have left him isolated and struggling.
- Advisers Sanjiv Patel and Radd Seiger accuse Air India of impersonal treatment and say repeated written requests for a meeting with CEO Campbell Wilson have gone unanswered.
- Air India says support for victims' families is its priority, an interim payment to Mr Ramesh has been transferred, and senior Tata Group leaders have been offered for a meeting.
- India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau reported both fuel-control switches moved to the 'cut‑off' position immediately after takeoff, prompting questions that the ongoing inquiry will address.
- The Ahmedabad crash killed 241 passengers and crew and a further 19 people on the ground, including 52 British nationals, making it one of the deadliest air disasters for UK citizens.