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Air India crash: Did ‘electric fire’ in tail cause the deadly crash?
Amid the initial findings of the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) report that point to fuel switches being in the cutoff position, investigators are turning their attention to the tail of the crashed Air India AI-171 plane.
US transport body chief says Air India crash report suspecting pilot error ‘premature’
The head of the US National Transportation Safety Board cautioned that initial reports about last month’s Air India crash were premature and speculative. A preliminary investigation released last week by India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau found confusion in the cockpit shortly before the June 12 crash,
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Minister Ram Mohan Naid assured that families of all the victims of the Air India plane crash will receive compensation and ...
A preliminary report released last week included detail about the fuel, saying that the fuel to the plane's engines appeared ...
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Naidu also said that in a first of its kind instance, the AAIB has been successful in decoding data from black boxes of the ...
As investigators probe possible pilot error in the Ahmedabad plane tragedy, aviation leaders push for in-cockpit video ...
Naidu also criticised the reports in Western media for propagating their own agenda and perspectives, while calling for ...
An Air India Airbus A320 skidded off the runway in Mumbai due to heavy rain, flooding safety concerns following a recent ...
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