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- Times of India - Business - 26/Jun 07:26
Air India crash: Lead investigator yet to be appointed; experts warn of systemic delays
The Air India crash investigation in Ahmedabad faces delays. The AAIB hasn't appointed a lead investigator, raising concerns about the probe's efficiency. ICAO norms mandate immediate action, but a formal order is missing. Dhruv Rebbapragada is likely to lead, but lacks authority. The ministry claims the inquiry started, but experts are skeptical.
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