Air India CEO vows improvements in first public comments after deadly crash

Air India's CEO, Campbell Wilson, addresses the public for the first time since the tragic plane crash last June, which claimed 260 lives. He acknowledges the challenges ahead, promising to enhance internal practices amidst intense scrutiny. The crash investigation reveals that fuel engine switches shifted to cutoff simultaneously, causing the disaster. Wilson highlights additional obstacles, including delayed jet deliveries, flight route issues, and geopolitical tensions leading to airspace restrictions, making reliable air travel difficult for the region's airlines. Despite the hurdles, Wilson remains dedicated to learning from these incidents and striving for a safer, more dependable Air India. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.