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Air India, Boeing and fuel switch locks

Mint on MSN · 5h

Air India crash probe: Despite AAIB alarm, FAA and Boeing say fuel switch locks safe, no action needed

After India’s crash probe revealed that both fuel switches on the Boeing 787 flipped to “cutoff” shortly after takeoff, raising questions about equipment failure, US FAA and Boeing have assured that the aircraft’s fuel switch locking system is safe and doesn’t require regulatory action.

Modern Engineering Marvels on … · 5h

The Fatal Thirty Seconds: How Fuel Switches and Regulatory Gaps Shaped the Air India 787 Disaster

What happens when a modern airliner’s most basic safeguards fail in the span of half a minute? The crash of Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, has left the aviation world grappling with that question,

Free Press Journal on MSN · 5h

South Korea Follows UAE; Orders Fuel Checks On Boeing Jets After Preliminary Report Of Air India Crash Raises Concerns

South Korea instructed all domestic airlines operating Boeing aircraft to carry out urgent checks on fuel switch locks, a component, which is now under intense scrutiny after its mention in the preliminary crash report.

Air India 171: Questions Mount as Regulator Faces Scrutiny

The crash of Air India Flight 171 continues to generate significant questions about aviation safety oversight in India.

11hOpinion

Dead pilots or corporate fat cat? Who’s to blame for Air India crash? The answer is blowin’ in the wind

Blaming dead pilots is the easiest thing to do for corporate fat cats, so that they may avoid pesky questions, regulatory ...

Deccan Chronicle13d

AI Delhi - Vienna Flight Plunges 900 Feet Mid-Air, Pilots Grounded

Air India has come under increased regulatory scrutiny after one of its international flights suffered a dramatic mid-air ...

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