The failure of the two aircraft engines is considered the cause of the aircraft crash
Bangkok (Antara)-The Indian government temporarily stops the operation of all Boeing Dreamliner 787-8 aircraft used by Indian Airlines, after the incident of the passenger aircraft on 12 June near Ahmedabad Airport.
This was reported by the NDTV temporary station on Friday and quoted sources that understand the problems that arise.
On Thursday (12/6) a Boeing Dreamliner 787-8 fell to London a few minutes after the airport’s departure in Ahmedabad City, West-India.
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The Air India Airline ensured that there were 242 people on the plane, including two pilots and ten cabin crew. Of these, 241 people would have died in the tragic incident.
The report states that all fleet of this type of aircraft that are active for Indian Airlines will probably be earthed or forbidden to fly temporarily for safety controls.
Discussions with regard to this issue are also underway between Indian authorities and related authorities in the United States, added NDTV. The final decision will be made on the basis of the results of the accident investigation.
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According to the report, Indian Air Airlines can also be investigated with regard to their standard operational procedures in the maintenance of aircraft.
The Boeing Company and GE Aerospace – the production company of the aircraft engine used on the flight – has undertaken to fully support the disaster research process.
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Earlier, the news 18 Television Station in India also reported, stating internal sources, that the failure of the two aircraft engines was the cause of the crash of the aircraft.
Source: Sputnik-Oana
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