<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran described the Air India crash that took 241 lives as one of the darkest days in the group's history.</li><li>Investigative teams from India, the UK, and the US have arrived in Ahmedabad for the crash investigation, with Tata Group pledging full cooperation.</li><li>Chandrasekaran emphasized the need for transparency in sharing findings about the crash to honor the victims and their families.</li><li>The chairman urged patience in seeking explanations for the tragedy and committed to open communication once verified facts are available.</li><li>Safety of Air India passengers was highlighted as a top priority when Tata Group took over, with a focus on supporting those affected by the crash.</li></ul>

'Among Darkest Days In Tata Group's History,' Says Chairman Chandrasekaran On Air India Crash

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