The families of Air India Crash Crash are looking for answers after reporting

For days, the privilege was expected to have a weather accident in the weather last month, which killed his brother, his brother, his brother and two young children.

When the report is finally released on Saturday early in India, when he reads it carefully – to be disappointed that he said, “reads as a description of the product.”

“There is nothing that really works for what the pilots have caused by accident.”

More details hope to be disclosed in the coming months.

“It’s up to us,” he said. “We want to know what happened. Now we will not change anything for us, we continue to be sad – it will have some answers, just like that since.”

London-connection Air India’s flight crashed in 171, June 12, Ahmedabad’s West India, 241 people in 242 people and 242 of 242 people were killed.

The preliminary investigation report broadcast on Saturday in India, was cut off after a few seconds of fuel from the aircraft’s engines. This is not known how or why what happened.

In the report, in renewable cockpit voice entries, one of the pilots, “Why did you cut?” You can listen to the question. – Another pilot responded to “did not do it.”

The final report is expected in 12 months.

Shweta Parihar, 41, wants the answer. 43-year-old Abhinav Parishar, returned to London. It was meant to fly later, but decided to get home early and end up on a bad flight.

Lambers that no investigation will not return the husband.

“We lost them for those who lost their loved ones, we do not return them,” he said.

“What will they do in the investigation, tell me how to do it?

PARIHAR is emotionally emotional while talking about the impact of the 11-year-old son Vihaan’s loss.

“He kidnapped his father badly,” he said. Vihaan says that Air India will never fly again.

Badasab Syed, 59, lost his brother, his mother-in-law and two children in the accident.

He hoped to respond from the initial report, but he said he asked more questions after watching the news.

“We are talking about the pilots who extinguish fuel from the fuel and discussing fuel with fuel management. We do not know what it means?”

Badasab Syed, his younger brother, Inayat Syed, 49 said the family’s heart. Losing him, his wife and children and the whole family apart. The 83-year-old mother was especially difficult in Bibi Sab.

“Losing her son and grandson made it weak. I think he can’t tell us how he felt.” Said.