AI171 Crash: Italy’s famous newspaper Corriere Della Sera has made a big claim regarding the horrific accident of Air India flight AI171. According to the newspaper, Indian investigative agencies can tell in their last report that this accident happened when a pilot present in the cockpit deliberately closed the fuel switches.

Quoting West Aviation agencies, it has been said that no technical fault has been found so far in the investigation. According to the report, the cockpit voice recording also revealed which pilot had closed the fuel switches. This Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight of Air India was going from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick. This aircraft was being flown by Captain Sumeet Sabharwal and co-pilot Captain Clive Kunder.

The plane fell just after take off

This accident happened on June 12 last year, when the plane fell just seconds after taking off. A total of 241 passengers and crew members were killed in this accident, while 19 people died when the plane collided with a medical college building. 53 people on board the plane were British citizens. Only one passenger survived this accident, whose name is Vishwas Kumar Ramesh.

‘The responsibility may go to the captain’

In its report on Tuesday (February 10), Corriere Della Sera quoted Western sources and wrote that the responsibility for this accident can be put on Captain Sumeet Sabharwal. According to the report, investigation revealed that the left engine was switched off first. Since the captain always sits on the left seat in the plane, suspicion falls on him only. After this the right engine also stopped. The newspaper also wrote that when the accident occurred, co-pilot Clive Kunder’s control stick was in the position of trying to raise the plane, while the captain’s control stick was stable.

What was found in the black box recording?

According to the report, the flight data recorder i.e. black box of the aircraft also leads the suspicion towards Captain Sumeet Sabharwal. In the black box recording, one pilot is heard asking the other, ‘Why did you stop the engines?’ In response to this the second pilot says, ‘I did not do this.’ Sources who spoke to the Italian newspaper say that in the final report of the accident, the matter can be written in milder terms, so that no major controversy arises in India.

A source said, ‘It is now accepted that if any one pilot is held responsible, it is being seen as a necessary sacrifice.’ However, sources also say that the purpose of the report is not to blame anyone, but to improve the aviation sector and reduce the number of accidents.

There will also be mention of the health and mental condition of the pilots.

According to the newspaper, the final report may also mention issues related to the physical and mental health of the pilots. It is being told that the decision to make the investigation report public will be taken after talks between the Civil Aviation Ministry of India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Who is investigating?

India’s Aircraft Accidents Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is investigating this accident. America’s National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), aircraft manufacturing company Boeing and engine manufacturing company GE Aerospace are also involved in this investigation.

It has also been said that there may be a question of reconsidering the safety rating of Indian Airlines from the Western countries, which is said to be in danger of affecting the image of India, especially when the country is continuously investing in air travel, tourism and trade.

A big revelation has been revealed in the Crash case of AI171, an Air India plane in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on 12 June. A prominent aviation safety actport said in this case that the fierce accident of Air India’s fierce accident can be the result of deliberate action. After the suggestion of Aviation Expert, such a possibility has come to light for the first time when a pilot has crashed the plane.

Captain Mohan Ranganathan, one of the major aviation experts of India, pointed to the sequence of the plane’s fuel cutoff switch and the cockpit audio, saying that this fierce accident can be the result of deliberate action in the cockpit, it can also be with the intention of suicide.

When Captain Ranganathan was asked whether one of the pilots deliberately closed the fuel of the plane, knowing that the plane could be crash, the Captain said that this could happen at all.

Not inadvertently, fuel was deliberately closed- Ranganathan

In a conversation with NDTV, he claimed that, “This can be done manually. It cannot be due to automatic or power problem, as fuel selector is not of sliding type. They are designed to stay in or down or down. So it is not possible to make them out of the way that someone is able to take care of usually. It is a matter of taking it. “

There was a horrific plane accident in Ahmedabad on 12 June

Captain Mohan Ranganathan’s remarks came just 24 hours after publishing its initial report of the incident of India’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) on June 12. In this horrific accident, 241 passengers aboard the aircraft and 19 people present at the scene were killed. Air India flight 171 on June 12 at 1:39 pm, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Ahmedabad left for London Gatwick from the International Airport. The aircraft had 228 passengers and 14 crew members. However, just 32 seconds after flying, both engines of the aircraft lost the thrust and rapidly collided with a medical hostel located just 1.2 nautical miles from the end of the runway, losing its height. At the same time, in this horrific accident, only one passenger on the plane was left alive, who was a British citizen of Indian origin.

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