What does American media want to hide by questioning Air India pilot? US safety agency opened threads

Air India held on June 12 in Ahmedabad Plane crash check It has not been completed yet, but the American media started blaming the pilot for this accident from now. 270 people lost their lives. The American media is claiming that the accident happened due to the mistake of the pilot. However, now Jennifer Hammondi, chairperson of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) of America, has raised questions on these media reports. He has described all these speculations as ‘haste’ and ‘unfair’.

In fact, in the recently released preliminary investigation report by Aaib, it was revealed that there was confusion in the cockpit before the accident. The report has also raised questions about the position of the engine fuel cutoff switch, which stopped the fuel supply to the engine of the aircraft.

However, neither aircraft maker Boeing, nor GE Aerospace, Air India, DGCA and AAIB- have given official reactions to these points.

NTSB chair Jennifer Hamendi’s comment has come at a time when reports related to aviation accident and possible causes are being discussed in the media at the international level. Homendi’s appeal is clear… In sensitive cases like aircraft accidents, reporting should be done responsibly and the conclusions should not be drawn until the investigation is completely over.