India’s Supreme Court has requested the government’s response regarding a plea for an independent investigation into the Air India plane crash that occurred on June 12, resulting in the deaths of 260 people. The petition, filed by the NGO Safety Matters Foundation, raises concerns over potential conflicts of interest, citing the involvement of officials from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in the existing probe panel. The preliminary investigation suggested pilot error due to confusion shortly after takeoff. This appeal for an impartial review underscores the importance of accountability in aviation safety, particularly as families of victims pursue legal action in the United States against Boeing and Honeywell, highlighting the need for transparent investigations to restore public trust in aviation safety standards.