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Air India plane crash: Fuel supply cut after takeoff, shows AAIB report, points to apparent confusion
A fuel supply cut to both engines caused the Air India Boeing 787 crash last month, killing 270 people, according to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureaus (AAIB) preliminary report. Investigators found that the aircrafts fuel control switches were disengaged seconds after take-off and re-engaged too late.
Air India crash report points to fuel flow cut off, confusion among pilots
Seconds before Air India flight 171 crashed while ascending from Ahmedabad, the fuel control switches of both its engines were cut off, a preliminary investigation report said on Saturday, suggesting a catastrophic pilot error in the cockpit of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Cockpit recordings from the Air India crash reveal pilot confusion after fuel cutoff switches mysteriously flipped during ...
The Airline Pilots' Association of India (ALPA India) has raised serious concerns about the preliminary probe into the June ...
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