Air India Crash in Ahmedabad: Was it Pilot Error?

A shocking revelation has emerged from the preliminary investigation report of the Air India flight AI-171 crash that occurred in Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025. The cockpit voice recorder reveals a conversation between the pilots suggesting that the fuel control switches for both engines were moved to the ‘cut-off’ position shortly after takeoff, leading to power loss and the subsequent crash.

Engine Cut-off Raises Concerns

The conversation recorded captures a pilot asking, “Why did you cut it off?” followed by a denial from the other pilot, “I didn’t!” This exchange raises serious questions about the circumstances leading to the engine cut-off. Investigators are now focusing on determining if this was a case of pilot error, a technical malfunction, or some other unforeseen factor.

Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Crash

The tragic incident has left authorities and the public searching for answers. The investigation is ongoing, with experts meticulously analyzing the flight data recorder, maintenance records, and other evidence to ascertain the exact cause of this devastating crash.

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