Air India inspects Boeing 787 fuel switches

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Air India grounds Boeing 787 after pilot reports fuel control switch issue
An Air India Boeing 787 is grounded following a pilot’s report of a fuel control switch problem. NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Air India has grounded a Boeing 787 Dreamliner after a pilot reported a problem with a fuel control switch, a component at the centre of an ongoing investigation into a fatal Air India crash last year, the airline said on Monday.

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Air India confirms grounding a Boeing 787 aircraft, after pilot reported fuel switch defect
Air India grounds Boeing 787 Dreamliner after pilot flags ‘possible defect’ in fuel switch
Air India 787 fuel switch: Incorrect procedure may have led to issue; DGCA to look at other aspects
Aviation watchdog DGCA's initial examination of the fuel control switch issue in one of Air India's Dreamliner has found that "apparently correct procedure" was not followed in operating the switch, a...

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Air India Starts Inspection Of Fuel Control Switches In Boeing 787 Planes After Heathrow Scare
Air India checking fuel switches on its Boeing Dreamliners, memo says
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Notably, Air India had also inspected the fuel control switches last year after the fatal crash of a Boeing 787-8 plane in Ahmedabad that killed 260 people.

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An Air India Boeing 787 diverted to Dubai after its autopilot malfunctioned

That included its autopilot and a system to assist pilots in landing at night. The Federation of Indian Pilots is calling for more inspections of Boeing 787s following recent incidents. An Air India flight diverted after its autopilot and flight controls ...
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Boeing 787 electrical faults: Pilots' body demands DGCA probe

The Federation of Indian Pilots has urged the DGCA to investigate recurring electrical faults in Boeing 787s, citing a third incident of uncommanded fuel switch movement. The issue is linked to a fatal Air India crash and another recent grounding.