‘Do not go to any conclusion’: Ministry of Civil Aviation reacts to AI 171 Crash Investigation Report; This is called ‘initial’. Bharat News

New Delhi: Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu said on Saturday that the initial report released by the Bureau of Crisis Investigation (AAIB) in Air India Flight 171 Crash is not a final evaluation of the incident. The investigation is on, the ministry said.“This is an initial report. In the Ministry, we are analyzing it … We are coordinating with AAIB for any support. We are hoping that the final report comes out soon so that we can reach some conclusions,” Naidu asked reporters.He also expressed confidence in India’s aviation personnel, “I really believe that we have the most amazing task forces in terms of pilots and crew in the whole world. The pilot and crew are the backbone of the aviation industry. ,Minister of State for Civil Aviation Muralidhar Mohol echoed the same approach to ANI, “AAIB has brought a preliminary report. This is not the final report. Until the final report comes out, we should not reach any conclusion. AAIB is an autonomous authority, and the ministry does not interfere with its work.Earlier in the day, Aaib released its 15-page preliminary report on a deadly accident with Air India Flight AI171, Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner N Marg London Gatwick.The aircraft crashed after a techoff from Ahmedabad at a medical hostel campus near the airport. Of the 241 people, only one passenger survived.The report highlighted the mid-air fuel cutoff for both engines, confusion between pilots in cockpit, and highlights to trigger one of the deadliest aviation accidents in India in recent decades, several series including mid-air fuel cutoff for both engines, including mid-air fuel cutoff for both engines.AAIB said that further analysis, component test and forensic examination are going on before the final conclusion.