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Air India Plane Crash: Parliamentary Panel to Discuss ‘Civil Aviation Safety’, Other Issues Today

NEW DELHI, INDIA, JUL 8 – Parliamentary panel scrutinizes Air India crash probe and airfare hikes after Pahalgam terror attack, with over 270 fatalities reported in the June 12 crash, officials said.

  • On July 8, the Public Accounts Committee, MoCA, and airline officials discussed the Air India crash and airfare surges post-Pahalgam attack.
  • The investigation stems from the June 12 AI-171 crash that killed 241 and the April Pahalgam attack, which caused airfare surges and stranded tourists.
  • The AAIB leads the investigation with IAF, HAL, and NTSB experts; black box data was decoded domestically on June 25, and the preliminary report was submitted earlier this week.
  • Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee demanded airlines establish clear fare regulations and called for an independent audit of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security following the crash investigation delay.
  • The full crash report is expected later this week, with DGCA planning measures to curb fare surges amid ongoing safety concerns in India's expanding aviation sector.
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NEWS9 LIVE broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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