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Air India crash probe enters final stages after cockpit recorder, psychology reviews

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The investigation into the Air India crash is in its final stages, following reviews of the cockpit voice recorder and psychological factors. The probe aims to determine the cause of the incident. This matters for improving aviation safety and preventing future crashes.

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The phrase 'final stages' might imply bureaucratic processes.

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