Following the devastating Air India crash on June 12th, which tragically claimed over 240 lives, concerns naturally arose regarding the safety of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the model involved in the accident. However, federal transportation officials have announced that there is currently no basis for grounding the aircraft.

In a press conference held Thursday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Acting Federal Aviation Administrator Chris Rocheleau stated that an initial review of available video footage and data has not revealed any immediate evidence suggesting a systemic flaw with the Boeing 787 itself. Secretary Duffy emphasized the lack of conclusive information at this early stage of the investigation, stating, “We have no preliminary information. We don’t have that information yet.”

To aid in the ongoing investigation in India, a team of aviation experts has been dispatched to assist local authorities. The focus remains on a thorough and comprehensive investigation to determine the precise cause of the accident. While the investigation unfolds, Boeing 787 flights will continue to operate.

This statement provides temporary reassurance to passengers and airlines alike. However, the investigation is still in its early stages, and further updates will be issued as more information becomes available. The commitment to a complete and transparent investigation is paramount in ensuring the continued safety and reliability of air travel.