Following a devastating Air India Boeing 787 crash that killed at least 270 people, India's government is urgently inspecting all 34 Boeing 787s in its fleet. The aviation regulator ordered Air India to conduct additional maintenance checks on its 787s. While the planes haven't been grounded, the government is considering it. Investigations are underway, focusing on engine thrust, flaps, and landing gear. A government panel will issue a report within three months. The crash has left families waiting for the identification and release of bodies, causing significant emotional distress.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.