Lawmakers in India will convene to review the safety of the country's aviation sector, days after an Air India flight bound for London crashed in the deadliest air disaster in decades.A parliamentary panel will conduct the high-level review on 9 July,

A panel of Indian lawmakers will review safety in the country's civil aviation sector and has invited several industry and government officials to answer questions on July 9, with topics set to include Air India's recent plane crash.

Officials said the Delhi-Vienna flight report cited only “stick shaker due to turbulence” after takeoff, omitting other key alerts like stall and GPWS warnings.

Air India has announced a temporary suspension of 48 weekly international flights, affecting services to three cities including London, from June 21 until at least July 15, 2025.

The preliminary probe report on the Air India crash, in which 270 people were killed, including 241 on board the flight, is expected to be released by July 11, media reports said.

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