New details about the Air India crash in Ahmedabad emerge

Air India to reduce international services on widebody aircraft by 15% Move to ensure stability of operations, better efficiency and minimise inconvenience to passengers Air India remains in mourning on the tragic loss of 241 passengers and crew members aboard flight AI171. Our

Engine wreckage may hold the first clues, experts say. ‘Turbines fracture differently when spinning at high speed,’ says ex-NTSB head Peter Goelz. If they were generating power on impact, investigators will know. My piece. www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gkd555jlko

For one family of the #airindiacrash even receiving their loved one's body is a v complicated issue. ⁦@LamaPrawesh⁩ reports on how landing in Imphal is tense for the Kuki crew member's family www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/uncertainty-looms-over-kuki-air-hostess-s-funeral-101750187242654.html

Received this update from @airindia's CEO about the crash of its B787-8 VT-ANB in Ahmedabad. Key takeaways: VT-ANB was well maintained; and The Indian civil aviation regulator has confirmed that Air India's B787 fleet and maintenance processes fully meet safety standards. #AvGeek pic.x.com/YFDUNjWMf5