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Group 1: Incident Overview - The Indian Airlines flight AI171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad on June 12, marking the most severe aviation disaster in nearly a decade [1][3] - The crash occurred in Gujarat, the birthplace of Prime Minister Modi, who expressed deep sorrow over the incident [1][3] - Indian Airlines has a strong safety record with no fatal accidents in the last 40 years, while its low-cost subsidiary, IndiGo Airlines, has experienced two fatal incidents in 2010 and 2020 [1][3] Group 2: Company Background - Indian Airlines, established in 1932, was nationalized in 1953 and primarily operated international routes [4] - The airline has faced financial difficulties since 2007, leading to a privatization effort initiated by the Modi government in 2018 [4] - Tata Sons acquired Indian Airlines in October 2021 for 180 billion Indian Rupees (approximately 15.01 billion RMB), marking its return to the Tata Group after over 70 years [4] Group 3: Investigation and Response - The Indian government has initiated a formal investigation into the crash, with assistance from the US and UK [5] - A high-level committee of multidisciplinary experts is being formed to conduct a detailed review of the incident [5] - The sole survivor of the crash, Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, was seated near the emergency exit and managed to escape [5]