Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu addressed the media on Friday (May 8) regarding the investigation into the Air India Boeing Dreamliner crash that killed 260 people last year, stating that the report is in its “last stage”. He also said that the final report into the crash will “mostly” be released in one month.
Speaking to reporters, Naidu said, “It has been almost a year, and the investigation is still being carried out very thoroughly. We need to understand one thing, whenever such an investigation takes place, especially involving an international flight with foreign nationals on board, the final report can be questioned and scrutinised by any country or institution concerned.”
“Therefore, the investigation has to be conducted with utmost seriousness, fairness, and transparency, and that is exactly the process being followed right now. From our side, we are trying to complete it as quickly as possible, but we cannot compromise or interrupt the due process for the sake of speed,” he further said.
Naidu also said the investigation is in its final stages. However, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is conducting the probe independently, and the Indian government has provided them with all the resources they require.
08/05/2026 Ajay Joseph/Financial Express
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