Initial report ‘provides more clarity, opens additional questions’: Air India MD Campbell Wilson | Bharat News
New Delhi: The preliminary report in the 12 June AI 171 Crash “has given more clarity to both and opened additional questions,” Air India MD & CEO Campbell Wilson said the employees in a note on Monday. “Initial report did not find any mechanical or maintenance issues with the aircraft or engine, and that all mandatory maintenance works were completed. There was no issue with fuel quality and take-off rolls with any abnormalities. The pilots had passed their compulsory pre-hurdlers and had no observation related to their medical conditions, saying.With the initial report in the accident, in which 270 died and the last one is almost a year away, AI will now begin to regain the confidence of the passengers and also bring its fear about safety to rest. AAIB, for now, found no problem with Boeing 787–8 Dreamliner aircraft, or GE engine.“Each Boeing 787 aircraft working in our fleet were investigated within the days of the accident and all were found to be fit for service.
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“Still we should focus on our work and be right for the values that have conducted the Parivartan Yatra of Air India in the last three years – integrity, excellence, customer focus, innovation and teamwork. Let us do what we are not with our top priorities: Mourning is working together as a team, standing as a team.The report “came a month after a tragic incident on 12 June, a period in which there is not a moment that we have not gone without thinking about the passengers, friends, colleagues and the broad community, who were lost or injured. Despite shared grief, I could not be solidarity, compassion and flexible, shown during this challenging time, which have been shown for those who have been shown for those who have been shown for those who have been shown for those who Are for each other. “
