Air India Plane Crash: AAIB Informs SC Cockpit Voice Recordings Cannot Be Shared

### Air India Plane Crash Inquiry Update

The investigation into the Air India flight crash, which occurred in June 2025, is approaching its final stages. According to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), the draft report on the incident is expected to be completed by the end of October.

Key developments throughout the investigation have included the analysis of cockpit voice recordings and the psychological assessments of the crew involved. Notably, AAIB officials informed the Supreme Court that the cockpit voice recordings could not be shared as part of the investigation process.

The AAIBs ongoing inquiry aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that led to the crash, ensuring lessons can be learned to prevent future occurrences. The final report will include an analysis of flight data, maintenance records, and other relevant evidence.

As part of its response to the crash, Air India has reiterated its commitment to safety and compliance with regulatory guidelines, and has been cooperating fully with the AAIB as the investigation progresses.

The findings of this report are anticipated with significant interest, as it will shed light on the circumstances surrounding the crash and may influence future aviation safety protocols in India and beyond.