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Air India CEO Says Investigation Into Ahmedabad Crash Raises New Questions
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -The investigation of the crashed Air India Dreamliner in Ahmedabad city last month is "far from over", the airline's Chief Executive Campbell Wilson said in an internal memo on Monday, adding that the airline remains open to further inquiries and cautioned against "premature conclusions".
The deceased, identified as Satish, succumbed soon after the crash while the pilot sustained serious injuries.
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