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UK regulator flagged Boeing fuel switches four weeks before Air India crash

INDIA, JUL 15 – UK Civil Aviation Authority required daily checks on Boeing fuel shutoff valves citing FAA concerns, weeks before Air India 787 crash caused by fuel switch cutoff, killing 241 people.

  • Four weeks before the Air India Boeing 787-8 crash, the UK's Civil Aviation Authority flagged concerns about fuel control switches on Boeing planes, instructing daily checks.
  • On May 15, the CAA issued a safety notice urging airlines to assess a US Federal Aviation Administration directive related to fuel shutoff valve actuators.
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Many questions have arisen after the Air India crash in Ahmedabad on June 12. Now the news is that just four weeks before this accident, the UK Civil Aviation Authority had issued an important warning regarding the fuel control switch.

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India Today broke the news in India on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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