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    1. Wasn’t another Air India 787 grounded in Heathrow for fuel control switch issues recently?

    2. > The report, published on Thursday in the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, said Capt Sumeet Sabharwal, the pilot-in-command, allegedly turned off the fuel switches – that is “almost certainly” an intentional act. The paper cited Western aviation agency sources.

      Nothing even remotely official yet.

    3. Common_Touch_3741 on

      this is not the first time a pilot intentionally took down his own aircraft.. wtf is up with all these kamikaze pilots ..

    4. Annual-Management455 on

      I am a little dumb sometimes. But why do you have a fuel cut of switch

    5. Low-Doughnut5738 on

      Fuel switches are not simple to turn off. There in a small place that you won’t accidentally touch and to turn the off or on rhe have to pulled and turned. You would never accidentally turn them off.

    6. Prestigious_Fox5705 on

      Still hard to believe why would a pilot turn off the fuel during takeoff? Wouldn’t it make sense to make such a decision while it’s at a certain height?

    7. The airline company has offered him an interim payment of £21,000. They cannot be serious. This dude better be paid 100m+.

    8. Happy-Lifeguard-8080 on

      Should we bring back the third flight engineer into the cockpit? Their role to just monitor any crazy missed stuff or deliberate stuff like this.

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