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Air India crash: Did ‘electric fire’ in tail cause the deadly crash?
Amid the initial findings of the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) report that point to fuel switches being in the cutoff position, investigators are turning their attention to the tail of the crashed Air India AI-171 plane.
How the Air India crash unfolded on ground
The left engine separated from the aircraft and struck the north corner of this building at ground level. The aircraft's right engine was found resting beneath a concrete water tank on the building's rooftop. The tail section of the aircraft was found embedded in the building's northeast wall and was later moved to the ground.
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