🚨 BREAKING: Air India Dreamliner Crash Triggered by Sudden Fuel Cutoff – 241 Dead

In one of the worst air disasters in Indian aviation history, Air India Flight 171, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, crashed just 32 seconds after takeoff, killing 241 passengers and crew and 19 on the ground.

The chilling revelation: Both engines were shut down mid-air β€” due to fuel being cut off.

πŸ”₯ What Happened?

Flight 171 took off from Ahmedabad airport at 1:39 PM on June 12, bound for London.

Within moments, fuel control switches for both engines were moved to CUTOFF, cutting power completely.

The aircraft plunged into a medical hostel, triggering a fireball that killed 19 people on the ground.

Only one person survived β€” a British-Indian seated in Row 11A.

πŸ›¬ β€œWhy Did You Cut Off?” β€” Shocking Cockpit Audio

Cockpit voice recordings reveal a tense exchange:> β€œWhy did you cut off?β€β€œI didn’t.”

Neither Captain Sumeet Sabharwal nor First Officer Clive Kunder admitted responsibility β€” fueling speculation of a grave miscommunication or cockpit error.

βš™οΈ Theories Under Investigation:

1. Human Error:Did a pilot accidentally move both guarded switches? Unlikely, say experts.

2. Mechanical Failure:Could the system have triggered cutoff on its own?

3. Sabotage or External Factors:No signs of bird strike, external damage, or weather-related interference.

🧠 What Experts Say:

“No sane pilot touches those switches mid-air. They’re protected by guard rails and require force to operate.”β€” Captain Saurabh Bhatnagar, ex-Air India Express

πŸ“‰ Engine Recovery Came Too Late

Engine 1 began recovering after reactivation.

Engine 2 failed to regain power.RAT (Ram Air Turbine) deployed automatically but couldn’t save the aircraft.

By the time partial thrust returned, it was too late to climb.

πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ Focus Now: The Black Box & The SwitchesBoth black boxes were recovered and decoded with help from U.S. NTSB.

Key question: Who (or what) moved those switches?

Why It Matters:

This is the first fatal Boeing 787 crash since its debut in 2011.

Raises global questions on cockpit procedures, training, and aircraft design safety.

Investigators say β€œNo conclusive cause yet”, but human action is under the scanner.

πŸ‘‰ Stay tuned with @1PercentUSA for real-time updates on this developing story.

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