NTSB chairwoman Jennifer Homendy said the agency will continue to support the AAIB probe into the Air India plane crash.

FIP initiated the legal action demanding an apology from the outlets for conducting "selective and unverified reporting".

With conclusive information hard to come by weeks after the fatal Air India crash, the aviation industry has shifted its ...

Mumbai: The Indian government has already called out some foreign media outlets for “irresponsible” reporting on last month’s ...

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has reportedly initiated legal action against the two news bodies for their reports suggestion pilot error or cockpit confusion as the cause of the crash ...

The American National Transportation Safety Board has supported the AAIB, calling recent claims about pilot error in the Air India crash speculative and premature., India News, Times Now ...

Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy criticised Western media reports on the Air India Flight 171 crash as "premature and speculative," following leaks that suggested pilot error with fuel cutoff switches.

Early assessments from U.S. officials suggest that the captain of the Air India flight that crashed on June 12 may have intentionally or mistakenly moved the ...

The 787 fuel‑control levers require a deliberate two‑step “pull‑out then toggle” action. That fact will inform the months ...

According to a report published on Wednesday by The Wall Street Journal quoting sources close to United States officials’ ...

Dubai: Just when the investigation into Air India flight AI171 seemed to shift its focus toward possible cockpit error, aviation experts are warning: don’t jump to conclusions yet. Yes, the cockpit ...

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) expressed "serious" concern regarding the preliminary findings and public discourse surrounding the crash.