Decoding the Dreamliner: Unraveling Air India's Tragic Crash

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is deciding on where to decode the black box of Air India's crashed Dreamliner that killed 270 people. The investigation is underway with evidence collection completed and further analysis pending. Black box data may be sent abroad for decoding.

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is tasked with determining the location for decoding the black boxes from Air India's tragic Dreamliner crash.

This follows a devastating accident on June 12 that claimed approximately 270 lives. A multi-disciplinary team has initiated an in-depth probe into the disaster.

The Civil Aviation Ministry confirmed the recovery of two black box sets, commencing further analysis to ascertain critical details of the incident.

(With inputs from agencies.)