Federation of Indian Pilots has strongly criticised The Wall Street Journal for implying pilot error in the Air India AI-171 crash, rejecting claims about fuel switch handling. | One of India's ...

Captain Randhawa dismissed the claims as baseless and vowed to take action against the publication, saying the preliminary ...

The Air India AI 171 crash controversy has intensified after the Wall Street Journal came under fire for a recent report that seemingly blames the pilot for the fatal incident. The Indian Pilots' ...

Following the Wall Street Journal report on the Air India AI171 crash, aviation expert Sanjay Lazar on Thursday (July 17, ...

Specifically, on June 12th at 08:08:42 (3 seconds after take -off), the commander would have interrupted the fuel flow before engine 1 (the one of the left) and then engine 2 (the one on the right).

The Ahmedabad crash has cast a long shadow over the airline, exposing cracks in safety, staffing and systems and posing the ...

Dhalla emphasised the word 'transitioned', which was mentioned in the report. He further explained that this report suggests ...

The speculation, allegations and mythmaking around the AI-171 crash threaten to muddy the truth irreversibly. Who benefits ...

“Stop unfounded character judgement,” say pilots; Since 2018, airline major Boeing has been under public scrutiny following ...

Ever since the preliminary report by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau on the unfortunate June-12 Air India crash, there has been anger and disbelief with pilots’ bodies slamming the bare ...

A WSJ report cites US investigators saying black-box data may clarify what happened in the final moments of the June 12 Air India Ahmedabad crash.

Meanwhile, the Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) President, CS Randhawa, on Thursday, condemned a media report that claimed that the captain of the flight deliberately cut off fuel to the engines.