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Air India Chief Raises New Questions About Crash

Air India CEO: Mechanical, maintenance issues played no part in crash

Mechanical or maintenance issues have been ruled out as the cause of last month's deadly Air India crash that killed all but one of the 242 passengers and crew aboard and many more on the ground, the...

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Air India Chief Says Preliminary Crash Report Raises Fresh Questions

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Air India CEO says investigation into Ahmedabad crash raises new questions

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India orders airlines to check fuel switches on Boeing jets

In its response to the report, the FAA said the 2018 advisory was "was based on reports that the fuel control switches were installed with the locking feature disengaged" - but added that it does not...

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Pilot groups reject claims of human error in Air India crash

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Who were the pilots of doomed Air India flight as preliminary report brings scrutiny?

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787 switches at center of Air India crash probe were scrutinized before

Without the lock it would be easier for pilots to accidentally move the switches and inadvertently cut power to the engines.

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South Korea to order airlines to check Boeing fuel switches, Air India inspects fleet

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The Boeing rally continues. Air India crash probe focuses less on plane, more on fuel switches.

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Air India CEO warns against ‘premature conclusions’ after deadly AI171 crash

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson urges staff not to jump to “premature conclusions” after preliminary findings shift the focus to possible pilot error

Air India has conducted checks across Boeing 787 fleet, says CEO Campbell Wilson

Air India's Chief Executive, Campbell Wilson, addressed employees regarding the AI171 crash. The preliminary investigation found no mechanical faults with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Checks were conducted on the entire 787 fleet.

Air India Crash Rekindles Debate Over Cockpit Video Recorders

The deadly Air India crash last month has renewed a decades-old debate in the aviation industry over installing video cameras monitoring airline pilot actions to complement the cockpit voice and flight data recorders already used by accident investigators.