NEW DELHI: Air India’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet is present process pressing security checks following the June 12 crash, civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu stated Saturday, whereas promising “all mandatory steps” to strengthen aviation security.Air India posted on X that checks directed by DGCA are underway throughout its 787s. “Checks have been accomplished on 9 plane. We’re on monitor to finish the remaining 24 inside the regulator’s timeline,” the airline stated.AI warned of potential delays on long-haul routes on account of prolonged turnaround occasions. “Clients will probably be duly notified about any delays. They’re suggested to test the standing of their flights earlier than heading to the airport,” the airline stated.Addressing his first presser because the tragedy, Naidu stated Modi govt had arrange a high-level committee led by Union house secretary Govind Mohan to look at the crash and advocate long-term aviation security reforms. The committee was introduced after Modi visited the crash web site Friday. Naidu stated the panel is not going to intrude with ongoing investigations however will give attention to systemic reforms to forestall future disasters.Airports Accident Investigation Bureau is conducting the first probe. The committee will work in parallel, figuring out the foundation trigger and contributing components, together with mechanical failure, human error, and regulatory lapses. The panel may even draft up to date SOPs, benchmarked to worldwide practices. Its report is due by Sept 13.“The black field has been recovered,” Naidu stated, including that decoding the info will make clear what went fallacious.Union aviation secretary Samir Sinha stated the identical plane had arrived uneventfully from Paris to Ahmedabad. “On Ahmedabad-London flight, pilot gave a Mayday name to ATC simply after take-off. ATC responded, however there was no reply from the cockpit. It crashed 2km from airport,” he added.In the meantime, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson introduced, “Air India will probably be making an interim fee of Rs 25 lakh to every of the households of the deceased and in addition to the survivor. That is along with Rs 1 crore already dedicated by Tata Sons.”