AI-171 Crash Investigation

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Airlines are inspecting Boeing 787 fuel switches after the first Air India crash report put them in the spotlight

Numerous airlines are inspecting the fuel-cutoff switches on their Boeing planes after investigators released their initial findings into the tragedy of Air India Flight 171.

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'Preliminary Investigation Report Raises Many Questions,' Says Global Pilot Body On Air India AI-171 Plane Crash

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Air India crash: Who is on the AAIB team that released the report on Flight AI-171?

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Air India crash report raises more questions, CEO says in memo

India’s initial findings into the crash of an Air India aircraft last month raise more questions, according to the airline’s chief executive officer, who defended the fitness of the cockpit crew and t...

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Boeing fuel switches safe, regulator says after Air India crash

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Air India crash probe far from over, says CEO after preliminary report

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Air India Chief Says Preliminary Crash Report Raises Fresh Questions

Campbell Wilson told staff that the probe into the crash was “far from over,” according to an internal memo, reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, in which he set out some of the findings of a report ...

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Don't vilify Air India crash crew: Indian pilots' association

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India orders airlines to inspect certain Boeing models after Air India crash

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AI-171 Crash: Honeywell Says No Defects In Fuel Switches Since 2023

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) report mentioned that the fuel switches, manufactured by Honeywell, could likely be faulty.

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AI 171 Crash: Preliminary Report Inconclusive, Global Pilot Body Calls For Professionalism

Citing cockpit voice recording, the 15-page preliminary report, released on Saturday, said one pilot asked why the switch was cut off and the other pilot responded that he did not do so.

Air India Crash Preliminary Report Raises Questions: Global Pilots Body Warns Against Hasty Conclusions

Dreamliner bound for London Gatwick, crashed shortly after take off from Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on June 12, killing 241 of the total 242 onboard and 19 others on the ground when the plane hit a medical college building.

AI 171: A plane crash in the age of GenAI, fake social media posts; experts stress need for regular flow of official info

The captain’s seat dislocated and slid backwards during take-off, triggering the crash of Air India flights AI 171; or the crash was triggered by inclement weather—these were two among many messages that were circulating in social media groups,

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"AI 171 crash report leaves many doubts": Air Marshal (Retd) Sanjeev Kapoor on AAIB preliminary report

Reacting to the preliminary findings of the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), retired Air Marshal Sanjeev Kapoor has questioned the unexplained engine and electrical failures highlighted in the report,

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'Don't Think Report Is Ok": Aviation Expert Sanat Kaul Questions AI 171 Crash Report, Calls For Pilot Inclusion In Probe Panel

Aviation expert Sanat Kaul criticizes the preliminary Air India 171 crash report, citing the absence of pilot expertise on the investigation team, violating ICAO standards. He emphasizes the need for a pilot familiar with Boeing aircraft systems.

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AI 171 crash: ‘TCMA failure may have caused Boeing 787 crash,’ says US aviation attorney; ‘engines throttled back after take-off’

A US based aviation attorney told FinancialExpress.com that a TCMA failure could be the cause behind the Boeing 787 crash. The London-bound Air India flight AI 171 crashed in Ahmedabad moments after take-off on June 12.