However, after the Air India crash, some airlines, such as Emirates, that have Boeing planes in their fleets, are reported to be carrying out checks on the fuel switch locking mechanism on their own ...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered inspection of engine fuel switches for all flights registered in India, following the preliminary report on the AI-171 crash.

South Korea is currently preparing to order all airlines in the country operating Boeing aircrafts to examine their fuel switches at the centre of an investigation into a deadly Air India crash which ...

Mumbai: Aviation regulator DGCA Monday asked airlines to inspect the fuel switch locking system in their Boeing 787 and 737 ...

A senior official didn’t immediately confirm which operators would be impacted. Air India operates Boeing 787 aircraft, and Air India Express and SpiceJet operate Boeing 737 aircraft ...

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The DGCA mandates airlines to inspect fuel switch systems on Boeing 787 and 737 aircraft following an Air India crash. This ...

According to AAIB’s report, Clive Kunder, a pilot with roughly 1,100 flight hours on Boeing’s most advanced jet, was flying ...

Following AAIB’s report into the recent fatal Air India plane crash, airlines have begun inspecting the locking mechanism of ...

Following an Air India crash, India's DGCA mandates urgent inspections of Boeing fuel control switches on several aircraft ...