Ten months after a tragic Air India crash, families of victims have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They are requesting the release of the Cockpit Voice Recorder and black box data. The families seek to uncover the truth behind the calamity. They also expressed difficulties with Air India’s website for recovering belongings and communication channels…
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Families of AI171 crash victims seek release of black box data, write to PM Modi
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