Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Indian Investigators to Share Black Box Data in US
Indian investigators are going to the US next week to meet with American experts.
They will share information from the black boxes of an Air India plane that crashed in June.
The plane had 241 people on board, and everyone sadly died.
The investigators are trying to find out what went wrong.
They know that some important switches were turned off right after takeoff, which caused the engines to stop working.
The younger pilot asked the older pilot about this, but the older pilot said he didn't do it.
Everyone is working together to understand what happened, but they haven't finished their investigation yet.
They ask people not to make conclusions before they share their final report.
Indian investigators will meet with US officials to share black box data from the Air India crash.
The meeting will take place at NTSB headquarters in Washington next week.
Preliminary findings indicate the plane's fuel-control switches were turned off post-takeoff.
The cockpit voice recorder captured the co-pilot questioning the captain about the switch action.
No final conclusions have been reached, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Who
- Indian investigators, NTSB, Boeing representatives
- What
- Meeting to share black box data and findings
- When
- Next week
- Where
- NTSB headquarters in Washington
- Why
- To collaborate on the investigation of the Air India crash
- Event
- Investigators meeting in Washington
- Date
- Next week
- Location
- NTSB headquarters, Washington
- Aircraft
- Boeing 787 Dreamliner
- Casualties
- 241 passengers and crew
- Investigating Bodies
- AAIB, NTSB, Boeing
- Preliminary Findings
- Fuel-control switches turned off post-takeoff
- Cockpit Voice Recorder
- Co-pilot questioned captain about switch action
