Probe must prove Air India fuel switches weren't moved by mistake: Ex-pilot | Morning in America
July 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelAviation experts are calling the sudden engine fuel cutoff on an Air India jetliner “absolutely bizarre.” A preliminary report into the crash that killed at least 260 people does not clarify how the fuel control switches were turned off. Retired Boeing 737 captain Steven Green tells “Morning in America” that investigators will need to confirm whether the switches were moved from the "run" to "cutoff" position unintentionally to determine if the incident was caused by a mechanical failure rather than human error.
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