The deadly Air India crash has renewed a decades-old debate in the aviation industry over installing video cameras to monitor airline pilot actions.

The controversy surrounding cockpit video recorders is reignited by the Air India crash. The Boeing 787 crash has renewed global calls for cockpit ...

Families of Air India crash victims demand ‘immediate release’ of black box recordings - Two black boxes were recovered after ...

Families of victims of June’s deadly Air India crash demanded on Friday (Aug 8) the immediate release of the aircraft’s two ...

We want to know the truth, families deserve the respect of knowing exactly what happened to their loved ones,” said Mike ...

London-bound Air India flight 171 crashed into a heavily populated area June 12 shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing all but one of the ...

Families of the 260 Air India crash victims demand release of flight recorders, citing eroding public trust amid ...

Who were the pilots of doomed Air India flight as preliminary report brings scrutiny? - One pilot was nearing retirement while the other was just beginning his aviation career ...

Beasley Allen is looking to do a “reconstruction” of the crash and could proceed under US product liability law once it gets ...

Investigators have recovered flight recorder data from the Air India crash earlier this month, the civil aviation ministry has confirmed, marking a key step in the probe. At least 270 people, most ...

Some families have hired a US-based Beasley Allen Law Firm’s Lawyer named Mike Andrews, he is representing 65 families considering suing Air India and Boeing, the US manufacturer of the aircraft.

The U.S. assessment is not contained in a formal document, said a source, who emphasized the cause of the deadly crash remains under investigation.