Air India Crash Probe Focuses on Pilots, Attorney Questions Fairness

Imagine a big airplane crashed, and now people are trying to figure out why.

The first report didn't tell them much, which upset the families.

Lawyers are helping the families, looking at what the airplane company, Boeing, did and if they made any mistakes.

The families want to know exactly what happened and how to prevent it from happening again.

The lawyer thinks the first report was unfair because it made the pilots seem like they were the problem, instead of looking at the whole plane.

They are carefully checking all the evidence, like a flight recorder, to learn the truth.