News
FAA says Boeing fuel switches are safe following fatal Air India crash
The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a notice to its international counterparts that fuel control switches in Boeing aeroplanes like the Dreamliner involved in last month’s fatal Air India crash do not pose a safety issue.
Boeing faces backlash after deadly crashes, stock prices plummet, while Airbus gains traction in Indian aviation market.
AAIB's five-member team, led by Sanjay Kumar Singh, investigates the June 12 Air India crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260.
US plane maker Boeing, early on Saturday, said it is supporting the ongoing probe into the crash of Air India Flight 171 in ...
The AAIB's preliminary report reveals that both fuel control switches, responsible for supplying fuel to the engines, were ...
Aviation accidents often stem from human errors in fuel management, particularly during critical flight phases ...
A Batik Air Boeing 737 narrowly avoided disaster during landing in Jakarta amid violent crosswinds, with all passengers and ...
As aviation experts dig deeper into the causes of the sudden descent, the incident adds to a growing list of mid-air safety ...
The U.S. Senate Wednesday voted 53 to 43 to approve long-time Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford to head the Federal Aviation ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback