Eight Fatal Air Accidents Raise Safety Concerns
The government reported eight air accidents killing 274 people this year, including a major Air India crash and multiple helicopter incidents. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is probing the causes. Compensation matters are addressed under the Carriage by Air Act, aligned with the Montreal Convention.
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The government announced alarming reports of eight air accidents so far this year, resulting in the tragic deaths of 274 people.
The deadliest event was the Air India crash on June 12, which claimed 260 lives. Additionally, three trainee aircraft and four helicopter accidents contributed to the fatalities.
Investigations into these incidents are underway by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau. Meanwhile, compensation for victims follows protocols set out in the Carriage by Air Act, in accordance with international agreements.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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