Air India Completes Fuel Switch Inspections, Reports No Faults
Air India completes fuel control switch inspections on Boeing aircraft, reports no faults following DGCA directive after tragic crash.
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Air India Crash Probe Explores Captain’s Actions
Investigators examine the captain’s actions in last month’s Air India crash, as pilot groups urge against premature conclusions.
Fuel Cut Off Moments Before Deadly Air India Crash, Report Reveals
A preliminary report reveals that fuel to Air India’s engines was cut off moments before a deadly crash that killed 260 people.
NTSB Blames Boeing and FAA in 737 MAX Door Blowout Incident
The NTSB has found that systemic failures at Boeing and the FAA led to a mid-air door panel blowout on a 737 MAX last year, prompting calls for improved safety measures.
Air India Crash Kills Over 240; Probe Focuses on Engine and Landing Gear
An Air India flight crashed after takeoff from Ahmedabad, killing over 240 people. Investigators focus on engine and landing gear issues.
Air India Crash: Boeing 787 Dreamliner’s First Fatal Accident
An Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed after takeoff from Ahmedabad, marking the first fatal accident involving the aircraft. All 242 on board perished in the tragedy.
No Recent Reports of Air India Plane Crash in Ahmedabad
As of October 2023, there are no reports of an Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad involving 242 passengers. Stay updated with reliable sources for the latest information.
Jeju Air Plane Veers Off Runway in Vietnam; No Injuries Reported
Jeju Air plane carrying 183 passengers veered off the runway after landing in Vietnam; no injuries reported. Investigation is underway to determine the cause.
Chinese Paraglider Survives Dangerous ‘Cloud Suck’ Ride to 8,600 Meters
A Chinese paraglider survived a rare “cloud suck” incident, being lifted to 8,598 meters without oxygen. Experts warn of the dangers of such unexpected ascents.
Boeing’s New CEO Admits Failures, Vows Change at Senate Hearing
Boeing’s new CEO Kelly Ortberg admits to serious missteps before the U.S. Senate, promising changes to a company culture that prioritized profits over safety amid tariff uncertainties.
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