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Parliament panel quizzes aviation brass: MPs seek updates on AI-171 crash probe; raise alarm over airfare surge

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 8 July 2025 ()
A Parliamentary Panel questioned aviation officials about the Air India plane crash. The meeting included airline and airport representatives. The discussion focused on fees and regulations. The Air India CEO, Campbell Wilson, attended. The crash in Ahmedabad killed around 270 people. The AAIB is investigating, retrieving data from black boxes. Experts from various organizations are assisting.
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