New Delhi. A preliminary investigation report of Air India aircraft accident has arrived in Ahmedabad. According to this report, before the accident, Air India pilots came to know that both fuel switches of the aircraft were closed. On this, a pilot had also asked the other why you closed the fuel switch? On this question, the second pilot replied that he did not close the switches of fuel. Air India aircraft, which was an accident in Ahmedabad, was made by Boeing Company. Air India accident was a 787-8 Dreamliner model of the aircraft Boeing. An important disclosure has been made in the investigation report of this accident. This revelation is associated with fuel switch.
The AAIB investigation report of the Air India aircraft accident said that the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued the ‘Special Airwriting Information Bulletin’ i.e. SAIB on 17 December 2018. In this bulletin, the FAA had said that those serving 737 aircraft of the Boeing company have informed that the locking feature was found to be disengaged in fuel switch in 737 model boing aircraft. In the investigation report of the Air India aircraft accident, AAIB has said that the FAA did not consider it insecurity, but advised the aircraft companies to inspire. The AAIB investigation report states that fuel switch designs in 737 Boeing aircraft were also in other aircraft of the same company. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, who was a victim of Air India accident, also had fuel switches of the same design.
The AAIB investigation report stated that the Air India management said that the fuel switch was not inspected because the FAA had advised inspection, not considering the fuel switch’s locking feature dispensing. AAIB’s investigation report is still initial. This is being further investigated. Also, AAIB has stated in the preliminary inquiry report that it received a very small amount of fuel from the accident Air India aircraft. A comprehensive investigation of which is being arranged. So that it can be known that there was no disturbance in fuel. This Air India aircraft fell on the hostel of Ahmedabad Medical College as soon as he flew on the afternoon of June 12. In this accident, 260 were killed, including 241 people aboard the aircraft. Only one passenger could escape in the Air India accident.
