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Air India crash: Are Boeing’s fuel switches faulty? Could that be the reason for the mishap?
After the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, the Indian aviation regulator and other airlines across the world have ordered checks of the fuel control switches in their Boeing planes. This comes after the fuel switches have come under scrutiny following the initial investigation into the accident.
After the Air India flight climbed to 625 feet, the aircraft's signal was lost 50 seconds into the flight in clear conditions. CCTV images showed the deployment of a backup energy source called a ram ...
Tata's total compensation claims from the crash could reach as high as $475 million, including an estimated $350 million in liability payouts.
India’s skies remain safe, with accident rates below global averages, air safety regulator chief tells the BBC.
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