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Air India fuel switches moved with “some form of human input” | Al Jazeera

12 July 2025
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Air India fuel switches moved with “some form of human input” | Al Jazeera
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Terry Tozer, a pilot and aviation analyst, suggests that human involvement likely contributed to the shutdown of the fuel switches on the Air India flight before its crash. His remarks come after an investigation pointed to a disruption in the engine’s fuel supply as the probable cause of the incident.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Terry Tozer thinks someone may have turned off the fuel for the Air India plane before it crashed, which is why the engines stopped working.

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