India, July 1 -- The preliminary probe report on the Air India crash, in which 270 people were killed, including 241 on board the flight, is expected to be released by July 11, media reports said.

The document, which is likely to be four to five pages long, will be crucial because it will provide initial insights into the crash, including the possible causes.

NDTV, quoting sources, said the report will include details about the aircraft, which was a Boeing Dreamliner 787-8, the crew, conditions at the Ahmedabad airport, and the weather on June 12, when Air India flight 171 crashed, roughly 30 seconds after takeoff.

Speaking to NDTV during the Pune chapter of the Emerging Business Conclave, Mohol said, "It (plane crash) was an unfortuna...