The investigation into the Air India plane crash on June 12 is considering several theories, including sabotage, after the tragedy killed 279 people
Andreea Lificiu
International
Credit: Hindustan Times / imago stock&people / Profimedia
Always see our news on Google
India's Civil Aviation Minister Murlidhar Mohol said the investigation into the Air India plane crash is considering all hypotheses, including sabotage. The crash, which occurred on June 12, left 279 people dead and only one passenger survived. The pilot issued an emergency call immediately after take-off and the investigation is focusing on possible technical problems, including possible engine failure. The final report is expected in about three months and identification of the victims continues.
Sources
Anchetatorii merg pe mai multe scenarii în cazul avionului prăbușit din India. Sabotajul se numără printre ele
India investighează ipoteza unui sabotaj în cazul prăbușirii avionului Air India, tragedie soldată cu 279 de morți
Autorităţile examinează toate ipotezele, inclusiv a unui sabotaj, în prăbuşirea zborului 171 al Air India la Ahmedabad. O pană simultană a ambelor motoare, luată de asemenea în calcul. 260 dintre cele 279 de victime, 38 la sol, identificate
Autorităţile examinează toate ipotezele, inclusiv a unui sabotaj, în prăbuşirea zborului 171 al Air India la Ahmedabad. O pană simultană a ambelor motoare, luată de asemenea în calcul. 260 dintre cele 279 de victime, 38 la sol, identificate
Latest News
19:39
Silviu Stănescu, former football player and assistant coach of Universitatea Craiova, passed away at nearly 82 years old.
19:38
Prosecutors can directly request companies from other EU states to preserve and transmit electronic evidence.
19:29
Nik Storonsky, the founder of Revolut, is being sued by the broker Cecil Wright & Partners for avoiding the payment of the commission on the purchase of a 350 million euro superyacht.
19:20
Diana Buzoianu accuses PSD of modifying a PNRR milestone regarding biodiversity
19:20
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos have launched a $200 million initiative to save 100 endangered species.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
