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Author: DRAVYA K ASHOK
DRAVYA K ASHOK
Dravya K Ashok is a law student pursuing dual majors in B.Com and Law at the School of Legal Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT). With a keen interest in legal research and policy analysis, Dravya is committed to engaging with contemporary legal issues and contributing meaningful insights through scholarly writing.
Air India Flight 171: Aviation Liability and the Act of God Doctrine On June 12, 2025, India witnessed a devastating catastrophe involving Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner that tragically crashed in Ahmedabad just minutes after takeoff. The crash claimed the lives of over 260 individuals, including both passengers and ground personnel. In the legal aftermath of such aviation disasters, a pivotal question inevitably arises: was the incident truly an ‘Act of God’? Who can be held liable for the incident, and what is the legal framework that governs such situations? This article aims to examine the concept…
