Does the Indian water pilot deliberately throw a plane?

New Delhi – India 171 Air aircraft accident, as a result of which 260 people died last month, will probably become the result of a deliberate human intervention, not a mechanical failure. This was identified by the leading flight expert Mohan Ranganatan. He was the first when he led to the possibility of an accident caused by a pilot.

In an interview with NDTV, Captain Mohan Ranganatan, one of the most respected flight analysts in India and former members of the Civil Aviation Security Council (CASAC), said that the evidence of Kokpit and the position of the fuel switch showed deliberate measures.

“This should be done manually,” he said about the termination of fuel, adding that the switch to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was physically blocked and cannot be activated or accidentally influenced the turbulence or problem with power.

According to the Bureau for the Investigation of the Indian Aircraft (AAIB), two fuel control switches that regulate the fuel flow to the engine, moved from the “mileage” to the “elimination” within one second, shortly after the aircraft reached the take -off speed. Then Jet lost his craving and crashed into a hospital, which is more than one sea mile from the runway.

Does the Indian water pilot deliberately throw a plane?

1. Conversation in the cab: why did you do this?

Flights 171, Boeing 787-8, heading to London Gatvik, flew out of the international airport of Sardar Vallabhbhbhai in Ahmedabad in 13.39 IST on June 12. In 32 seconds, two engines lost their energy, and the plane fell sharply to the ground, killing all 241 passengers and 19 people on Earth.

Audio recordings received from the voice recorders of the cab (CVR).

The pilot asked another pilot: “Why did you do this?”

Another pilot replied: “I did not do this.”