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Debate Over the Air India Crash

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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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Airlines are inspecting Boeing 787 fuel switches after the first Air India crash report put them in the spotlight
Air India CEO says investigation into Ahmedabad crash raises new questions
FirstFT: US threatens Russia with ‘severe’ tariffs
The preliminary findings released by India’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau at the weekend said cockpit switches that control the flow of fuel to the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner’s engines were turned ...

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Boeing fuel switches safe, regulator says after Air India crash
Aviation Analyst: What the black boxes reveal about the deadly Air India Flight 171
Amid Air India probe, US FAA, Boeing notify fuel switch locks are safe, document, sources say
ALPA India, which represents Indian pilots at the Montreal-based International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations, in a statement on Saturday rejected the presumption of pilot error and call...

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‘Murky’ Air India crash report deepens uncertainty for owner Tata
For Families of Air India Crash Victims, Report Brings No Closure
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'No Mechanical Fault, No Fuel Issue, No Pilot Error': Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on AI171 Crash Report
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson confirmed that no mechanical or maintenance faults were found in the AI171 crash. The airline has checked its entire Boeing 787 fleet and promised full cooperation in the ongoing investigation.
As theories swirl about Air India crash, key details remain unknown
The investigation report says Air India did not carry out those inspections - prompting speculation that the accident could have been caused by faulty switches being flipped by accident. However, in an internal note seen by the BBC, the FAA has since reiterated its belief that the issue did not compromise safety.
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