“Very soon… AAIB is working on it… it is the responsibility of AAIB, let them do their job,” Naidu said.
He was responding to a query on when the preliminary probe report on the Air India aircraft crash is expected to be released.
The ministry is ensuring that transparency and accountability is there in the whole investigation process, the minister said on the sidelines of a conference here.
Under the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) norms, AAIB can submit a preliminary report within 30 days of the accident to it.
The Ahmedabad crash was also the first time that the best-selling wide-body Dreamliner or Boeing 787 suffered a fatal accident resulting in hull loss.
On June 26, a status report of the crash was released by the ministry. PTI IAS RAM TRB