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Air India Grounds Boeing 787 After Fuel Control Switch Issue

Renewed Scrutiny Over Component Linked To Fatal Crash Last Year

Air India has grounded a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner after a pilot reported a possible defect in a fuel control switch following the aircraft’s arrival in Bengaluru from London. The incident has drawn attention due to similarities with a fatal crash last year, where a preliminary investigation found that fuel supply to the engines had been cut off seconds after departure. Air India has stated that it has grounded the aircraft as a precaution and informed India’s aviation regulator, with the original equipment manufacturer involved in checking the pilot’s concerns. The incident was first reported by AeroTime.

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    Air India Grounds Boeing 787 After Fuel Control Switch Issue

    Renewed Scrutiny Over Component Linked To Fatal Crash Last Year

    Air India has grounded a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner after a pilot reported a possible defect in a fuel control switch following the aircraft’s arrival in Bengaluru from London. The incident has drawn attention due to similarities with a fatal crash last year, where a preliminary investigation found that fuel supply to the engines had been cut off seconds after departure. Air India has stated that it has grounded the aircraft as a precaution and informed India’s aviation regulator, with the original equipment manufacturer involved in checking the pilot’s concerns. The incident was first reported by AeroTime.

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