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Air India CEO says AAIB prelim report found no mechanical or maintenance issues with crashed AI171
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) initial report identified no cause, nor made any recommendations. He also urged people to avoid drawing premature conclusions based on the report.
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'No Mechanical Fault, No Fuel Issue, No Pilot Error': Air India CEO Campbell Wilson on AI171 Crash ReportAir India CEO Campbell Wilson confirmed that no mechanical or maintenance faults were found in the AI171 crash. The airline ...
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson has urged calm and focus following the preliminary report on AI171, confirming no mechanical issues. While media speculation swirled, Wilson commended the team's ...
After the Air India AI171 tragedy killed 260 people, pilot unions push back against speculation, call for transparency and ...
Senior lecturer at Buckinghamshire New University and former pilot Marco Chan said that although the report did not ...
India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau releases its preliminary report on the fatal crash of Air India flight AI171.
The aviation industry's safety record depends on learning from every accident, not on finding convenient scapegoats ...
An investigation suggests a chip malfunction caused the AI171 crash in Gujarat, killing 260. Although human error isn't ruled ...
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ICPA defends AI171 pilots, slams suicide speculationThe Indian Commercial Pilots' Association (ICPA) defends the crew of the crashed AI 171 flight, rejecting insinuations of ...
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Boeing's anti-hijack remote control patent resurfaces amid AI171 crash findingsThe existence of a 2006 Boeing patent outlining a remote-controlled aircraft override system has resurfaced following the preliminary findings into the crash of Air India Flight AI171, which crashed ...
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