Air India said inspections of fuel control switch locks on its Boeing 787 fleet found no issues, following a crash last month that killed 260 people.
India’s aviation regulator had ordered checks after a probe found the switches on the crashed jet had flipped to cutoff shortly after takeoff. Air India confirmed all inspections were completed and compliant, with no faults found.
Other airlines, including Singapore Airlines, also reported their Boeing 787 switches were functioning properly.
India’s AAIB stressed it’s too early for conclusions as the crash investigation continues, urging against premature speculation.
