Air India plane crash: FAA's statement reiterates what Air India had said following the completion of the precautionary inspections of the fuel control switch (FCS) locking mechanism in all of its ...

Fuel to the engines of the Air India plane that crashed last month appears to have cut off shortly after take-off, a preliminary report has found.

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NEW DELHI: Air India on Tuesday said it has completed checks on the locking mechanism of fuel control switch (FCS) on all its Boeing 787s & also the B737s in AI Express fleet and found nothing ...

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Numerous motorists confess to allowing the amber fuel warning light to illuminate before eventually making their way to the filling station. Nevertheless, that modest indicator could be alerting ...

Both fuel control switch were found in the “RUN” position. (fig.13) The reverser levers were bent but were in the “stowed” position.

Air India Crash: According to data extracted from the aircraft's Enhanced Airborne Flight Recorder (EAFR), commonly referred to as the black box, Flight 171 carried out a routine takeoff.

Air India crash: What are fuel switches, how they work What is known is that the aircraft, fully loaded with fuel, quickly lost altitude and slammed into a hostel for medical students, where it ...

Investigation into Air India plane finds fuel was cut off moments before crash By Sheikh Saaliq The Associated Press Posted July 12, 2025 8:58 am Updated July 12, 2025 12:56 pm ...

Preliminary findings cite apparent pilot confusion over fuel-control switches being turned off.