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Air India Chair Says Crashed Plane and Engines Had ‘Clean History’

INDIA, JUN 17 – Air India's chairman confirmed the crashed Boeing 787 had no prior maintenance issues, with the right engine installed in March 2025, amid ongoing investigations into the dual engine failure cause.

  • N Chandrasekaran, Tata Sons and Air India Chairman, confirmed that the Boeing 787-8 aircraft that crashed on June 12 had a clean maintenance history, with no red flags or maintenance issues reported after a thorough review.
  • The crash in Ahmedabad resulted in 270 fatalities, including 241 passengers, and only one survivor was reported.
  • Chandrasekaran expressed deep regret over the accident, stating, 'I just deeply regret that this whole accident happened in a Tata-owned airline.'
  • The UK Foreign Office set up a reception center in India to assist families of British crash victims and deployed a team to support the investigation.
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Air India's Boeing 787, which crashed a week ago after taking off from Ahmedabad, in northwestern India, was "well maintained," assured the company this Thursday.

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However, according to the Indian official investigating the case, the age of the engine is not necessarily related to its condition.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.
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