A preliminary report on the Air India crash that claimed 260 lives last month reveals a potential cause: the near-simultaneous activation of the plane's engine fuel cutoff switches.

There were 242 people on board, including 12 crew members. While only one passenger survived, many people on the ground also ...

A cut in the fuel supply to the engines caused last month’s Air India crash that killed 260 people, a preliminary report has ...

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AAIB has published its preliminary report on the crash of Air India flight from Ahmedabad to London, revealing that the ...

Engine 1 showed signs of restarting, but Engine 2 failed to regain core speed despite multiple fuel injections. The aircraft ...

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Fuel-control switches give pilots direct control over the fuel supply to the engines so that they can manually turn one of them off in case of a fire or any other emergency while mid-air ...

While drawing no inferences since it's preliminary, the AAIB report mentions a cockpit conversation recording between pilots about fuel cut-off; probe ongoing ...