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Air India Mid-Air Plunge Probe Deepens as Ministry Omits 'Turbulence' from Note

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Indian authorities are widening their investigation into an Air India flight that suddenly lost around 300 feet of altitude while flying over Odisha. The Civil Aviation Ministry issued a note on the incident, notably without using the word 'turbulence' to describe the cause. The omission has raised questions about whether the sudden drop was caused by something other than rough weather. Investigators are now examining all possible explanations for the unexpected altitude loss. The case has drawn significant attention given the potential safety implications for passengers on board.

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