AI-India’s flight AI-171’s fuel switches were closed and after that there was confusion in the pilots, which a few seconds later crashed in Ahmedabad. This has been revealed in the preliminary investigation report of the accident.
The report said that a pilot asked the other why he stopped the fuel, so he got the answer that he did not do so.
On June 12, Boeing 787 aircraft of Air India crashed in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. A total of 260 people were killed in this accident. Of the 242 people aboard the aircraft, only one person was survived. The preliminary report released on Saturday by the Bureau of Aircraft Investigation (AAIB) made several important revelations. The report reported the accident due to the accident to be cut off. However, no action has been recommended for the operators of Boeing 787-8 aircraft in the report.
The report said that a pilot asked the other why he stopped the fuel, so he got the answer that he did not do so.
On June 12 this year, 260 people died in the accident associated with Boeing 787 aircraft. Only one of the 242 persons aboard the aircraft was survived.
The preliminary report released on Saturday by the Bureau of Aircraft Investigation Bureau of Investigation (AAIB) stated that no action has been made to take action for the operators of the aircraft.
According to the report, when the aircraft flew, the co-pilot aircraft was flying and the captain was monitoring. The report said, “The aircraft achieved the maximum recorded speed of 180 notes IAS at 1.38 pm 42 seconds Indian time and only one second later, the fuel ‘cutoff switch’ of the Engine-1 and Engine-2 went into a cutoff ‘position from the’ cutoff switch ‘respectively.”
The report quoted the cockpit voice recording as saying, “One pilot asked the other why he switched off the fuel, then he replies that he did not do so.”
The aircraft flew at 1.38 minutes 39 seconds at Indian time and a pilot gave a message ‘Me de-me de-me de’ at one to 39 minutes 05 seconds.
