The World : 747 Crash Still a Mystery
American air safety experts completed their analysis in Bombay, India, of the voice and flight data recorders from the Air-India jetliner crash and said this information alone might not explain why the Boeing 747 plunged into the Atlantic on June 23, killing all 329 aboard. John Young, an official of the National Transportation Safety Board, said, “It’s now a matter of (the Indian investigators) analyzing what data they do have.” Three separate Indian extremist groups claimed responsibility for blowing up the plane, but the investigators have not yet concluded that a bomb caused the crash.
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