US aviation expert makes BIG claim on Air India plane crash, says it may have occurred due to…

Air India Aircraft Accident marked one of India’s most deadly aviation accidents.

The best aviation expert from the United States, Air India, said that a computer error could lead to tragic collapse on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft operated by Air India on June 12th. Mary Schiavo, former US Ministry of Transport, commented in an recent interview with Sunday Guardian. Schiavo said that the publication of the broadcast may have been exposed to what is called a dual-engine recycling caused by a software failure-a breakdown and investigated malfunction in a few Boeing 787 events.

Emphasizes the similar Boeing event
Schiavo also made comparisons with the 2019 Nippon Airways incident and said that a similar pair of motor recruitment has been investigated by the US National Transportation Security Council, which has become a software failure. After that, the corrective action was mandatory, but it remains uncertain whether the problem is equally fixed in all Boeing 787 aircraft. The General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGCA) continued to emphasize the need for an independent and meticulous investigation by the Indian Aviation Observer. “Inspectors need to examine not only what Boeing provides, but also what they don’t do.” He said.

Air India Airplane Accident Tragedy
On June 12, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, operated by the TATA group by Air India and 242 people-30 passengers and 12 crew members-operations, collapsed after killing almost everyone after getting up from Ahmedabad International Airport. The accident marked one of India’s most deadly aviation accidents. The plane fell in a settlement close to the airport and killed dozens of people on the ground. Ramesh Viswashkumar, a 40 -year -old British citizen of Indian origin, is the only survivor of the tragic event.