There is no assumption on car and planes. There was an example of how insurance works.

Keep your stupidity to yourself.

He is right. I also worked in one of the big 4 insurance company

You are indeed stupid because planes are under international aviation rules while car does not. So its not the same.
Nope. Insurance company cannot access the wreckage unless authority allows.

Seriously. Stop making yourself look more stupid kid. The plane belongs to Air India not the authorities.

You are indeed stupid because planes are under international aviation rules while car does not. So its not the same.
Nope. Insurance company cannot access the wreckage unless authority allows.

Ok ayam dont want to comment further. Continue lol

User: Can India authority refuse any insurance company or even the plane owner to appoint its own forensic to check the wreckage?


Yes, Indian authorities can legally refuse any insurance company or even the plane owner from appointing and sending their own forensic team to examine a plane wreckage.

Why?

Aviation accidents in India are governed by:

Aircraft Act, 1934

Aircraft Rules, 1937

Annex 13 of the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization)


Key points:

1. India's DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) or the AAIB (Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau) has exclusive control over the investigation and wreckage site.


2. Only investigators authorized by the Indian government or its assigned bureau are allowed to conduct forensic examination of the site and wreckage.


3. India can restrict access to protect the integrity of the investigation and to ensure compliance with safety and national security standards.



For insurance companies or plane owners:

They may request access, but cannot demand it.

Authorities may share findings later, or allow limited access under supervision, but it's entirely at the discretion of the Indian government.


Exception:

If the aircraft is registered in another country, the state of registry, state of manufacture, or state of operator may be invited to appoint accredited representatives, but they still need India's consent.

Conclusion:

So yes, India can legally refuse any external party from conducting their own forensic investigation on a crash within Indian jurisdiction.

Lucky you not continue lor. But the dum2 above even bring in people's father really low class scum.

Ayam today no mood to enter discussio liao. My flight to oberseas is coming soon

If the news of maintenance  issue official, many will avoid this airline like plague ad.. but as usual, indian will still take one la

Their flights mostly packed and sold out, that's why they don't care about customer service or maintenance

Typical la of Bharat to sensationalised everything. Majority of news outlets are calling it a pilot’s error.

1. Don't fly air india
2. Don't fly boeing

Once crash then they must comply to send the wreckage to authority.

If they did not do maintainance, of course they wont assign own forensic to prove ownself guilty. You are really dum2

The state owned that airlines for 7 decades previously. Of course will protect its reputation lar. Why you so dum2 ah?