WSJ reports cockpit recordings suggest Air India Flight 171's captain turned off fuel during takeoff, complicating the ...

A veteran pilot and aviation consultant has suggested that investigators should also focus on a possible fault in flight ...

According to the Wall Street Journal, sources close to the US side of the investigation have said the voice cockpit recording ...

India's air crash investigators said it was too early to draw conclusions about the crash. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The AAIB DG also said that the AAIB will also publish updates of technical and public interest “as and when required”.

Following constant media reports in the west on Air India AI 171 crash that squarely point the blame on the captain of the doomed aircraft .

The co-pilot of Air India Flight 171 asked his captain why he switched off the Boeing’s fuel switches, seconds before the ...

Captain CS Randhawa, President of the Federation of Indian Pilots, and JS Rawat, former Joint DGCA, have dismissed claims made by the Wall Street Journal that the Air India pilots deliberately shut ...

A preliminary U.S. review of cockpit recordings from the fatal Air India crash last month has brought renewed scrutiny to the ...

The Wall Street Journal reports multiple U.S. officials say the captain turned off the fuel switches, then turned them back on 10 seconds later, leading to the deadly plane crash.

A preliminary report released last week included detail about the fuel, saying that the fuel to the plane's engines appeared to have been shut off.