Following the release of the aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (Aaib) Preliminary Report on the Tragic Air India Flight AI171 Crash, Boeing Has Expedested Its on the Investigation and ITS Customer, Air India. The London-Bound Boeing 787-8 Dreamlineer Crashed on June 12, Killing 241 People on Board and Another 30 on the ground.

The 15-Page Aaib Report, Published Late Friday, Reveled a Significant Finding: The Fuel Switches for Bot Engines Had Switched From ‘Run’ Run ‘Run’ to ‘Cutoff’ in Mid-AAR, Cutting off Fuel to the engines. This detail is now expected to be a key focus of the investment.

“Our thoughts are with the loved ons of the passengers and crew on board air India flight 171, as well as everyone affected on the ground in ahmedabad. Customer, “Boeing Stated Early Saturday. The manufacturer added, “We will defer to the aaib to share information about AI171, Folling the Protocol set by the united nations interactive nations internet aviation organization as annex 13.”

Boeing President and CEO Kelly Ortberg also shared a separate statement offering condolences to the Victims ‘Families’. “I spoke with Air India Chairman N Chandrasekaran to offer our full support.

Air India, the Tata-Owned Airline, Acknowledded Receiving The Preliminary Report and Expressed Its Solidarity with the Affected Families Whail Mourning the Losses. “Air India is Working Closely With Stakeholders, Including Regulators.

The Aaib Report also confirmed that the Ram Air Turbine (Rat) was deployed during the initial Climb after takeoff, a fact Visible in Crash Footage. The deployment of the raat indicated a total loss of power and thrust, causing the aircraft to quickly lose altitude altitude even before crossing the Airport Perimeter Wall.

Black Box Data Recovered from the aircraft shows that when both engine fuel switches were returned to the ‘run’ position after the initial cutoff, only engine Engine 2 did not stabilize. The Investigation Continues to fully undress the sequence of events and the factors leading to this tragic accident.