Archive · 9 Aug 2025
US Law Firm Seeks Data in Air India Crash Investigation
A US law firm is going to court in India to get important information (like the plane's black box data) about the Air India plane crash.
They're representing the families of those who died in the crash.
The lawyers want to figure out what happened and if anyone is responsible, possibly including the plane's manufacturer, Boeing.
They'll also meet the only person who survived the crash.
They're also looking into how the wrong bodies were given to some families.
This is to help the families understand what happened and who is accountable for the tragic event.
US law firm to move Gujarat court to obtain Cockpit Voice Recorder and Flight Data Recorder data.
The law firm represents families of victims from the Air India 171 crash that killed 241.
The firm plans to analyze the data to potentially file a case against Boeing in a US federal court.
The attorney will also meet the lone survivor of the crash.
The firm is investigating how incorrect mortal remains were shared with families in the UK.
- Who
- US-based law firm Beasley Allen, representing families of Air India crash victims.
- What
- A US law firm is seeking data from the Air India plane crash.
- When
- The law firm's representative arrived in Surat on Saturday.
- Where
- Gujarat court and the US
- Why
- To analyze data and determine causes and accountability for the crash, and potentially file a case against Boeing.
Families Seeking Answers
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Families Seeking Answers
Families want to understand how the bodies were handled, identified, and processed. They seek accountability.
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- Crash Date
- June 12
- Flight Number
- Air India 171
- Location
- Ahmedabad, India
- Fatalities
- 241 on board and 19 on the ground
- Survivor
- Vishwash Kumar Ramesh
- Representing
- Families of victims