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#LIVE | Airline Pilots' Association of India seeks to be part of Air India crash probe. Watch this and more on #TheBurningQuestion with @anchoranjalip | #ITLivestream https://t.co/YSsZfBP7gp
Pilots' grouping ALPA-India on Sunday said it is mulling legal recourse to have its members as part of the investigation into the Air India's Boeing 787-8 plane crash, a day after alleging that AAIB's preliminary report suggests a bias towards pilot error. Read more: https://t.co/4GVdj8oy4D
#AhmedabadPlaneCrash After AAIB's preliminary report on plane crash, pilots' association mulls legal course. - Pilots' association seeks to be part of the plane crash probe - Pilots' association to meet DGCA officials ＠Prathibhatweets takes us through the findings of the https://t.co/d5mp8IlPzN
The Airline Pilots' Association of India said on Sunday it is considering legal action to gain formal representation in the government’s probe into the Air India Boeing 787-8 crash near Ahmedabad. The group argues that the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau’s preliminary findings appear to place undue emphasis on pilot error without sufficient input from flight-deck professionals. ALPA-India plans to meet officials of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to press its demand for transparency and direct participation in the investigation. The association maintains that involving pilots in the inquiry would enhance the credibility of the final report and help identify broader systemic issues that may have contributed to the accident.
