Ahemdabad Air India Plane Crash Investigation Report No Bird Hit Conspiracy Found Information Reveled – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

The AAIB said in its preliminary report that the flight going to London gained a maximum of 180 knots and then the fuel cutoff switches of the two engines closed at an interval of one second. After this, the aircraft lost rapid height and fell at the BJ Medical College located in Meghninagar area of Ahmedabad. After the accident, only one person from 242 passengers and crew aboard the aircraft survived.

Conversation record in cockpit

The AAIB report also cited the cockpit voice recorder. In this, a pilot asks the other why he closed the fuel, to which he gives another answer that he did not do so. The report also reported that the speed of the engines had started just after the fuel supply was closed. This technical disturbance is now considered to be the main reason.

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No failure in fuel

According to the report, the fuel inserted into the aircraft before the accident was also found to be completely according to the standards. Samples taken from Fuel Bauzars and tanks were tested in the Lab of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and all the samples were found satisfactory. This means that there was no defect in the quality of fuel.

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The scene of terrible accident

When the AI-171 aircraft crashed, it fell over the hostel of BJ Medical College. In this accident, not only the people on the aircraft, but also the 9 students and their families present in the college campus lost their lives. After the accident, the flames engulfed the entire area.

Investigation continues from all angles

Minister of State for Civil Aviation Muralidhar Mohol had already said that all possible angles are being investigated, including the possibility of sabotage. However, this has not been confirmed in the initial report of AAIB. Air India has also issued a statement saying that they are fully cooperating in the investigation and they will not make any detailed comments until the investigation is completed.