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  James

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  Fred

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  Len

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  Rick

  These computer software issues are alarming and should have been corrected by now. Reminds me of Qantas flight 72 several years ago in which the aircraft did the same nose down pitch. Airbus and Boeing need to reassess these problems and advise not to use autopilot below 10000 ft. Had this event happened at low altitude it likely would have been unrecoverable.

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  Nancy Holloway

  As an independent observer, reviewing this article alongside the videos, technical documents, and patent filings available on Mr. Mohsen Bahmani’s website ( www.mohsenbahmani.com ) has been truly impressive. What stands out in this project is not only the unconventional concept of a propeller-free propulsion system, but also the practical demonstrations shown in the videos. This level of creativity, engineering precision, and willingness to rethink fundamental principles of motion presents a fresh and exciting outlook for the future of propulsion technologies. If this approach continues through the industrial development process, it has the potential to become one of the most innovative breakthroughs across multiple mobility platforms. This work is both inspiring and a strong indication of what the future of air and ground transportation may look like.

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  Alex

  A truly impressive innovation! Iranian inventor Mohsen Bahmani is showcasing how the future of flying taxis could look with his propeller-free propulsion system. His concept relies purely on reaction force instead of propellers or jet engines — quiet, clean, and forward-thinking. Known for his creativity since a young age, Bahmani is now presenting a technology that could reshape urban air mobility. If this system proves successful, it may open completely new opportunities for sustainable and modern flight. He also has an interesting website: www.mohsenbahmani.com A great vision and an exciting contribution to the future of transportation!

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  Marcos Flores

  Dear Mr. Mohsen Bahmani, I sincerely congratulate you on this remarkable and inspiring achievement. The publication of your propeller-free propulsion system has received widespread attention, and it truly shows that the world is moving in the right direction. As an aerospace engineer with many years of experience in this field, I was extremely delighted and encouraged when I read the news of your success. I visited your personal website with great interest, watched the videos, and reviewed the documents. It became clear to me that this project is built on real, precise, and forward-thinking engineering. Your innovative system has the potential to open a new chapter in the future of aerial mobility—a quieter, cleaner, and more intelligent path forward. I sincerely hope your achievements continue to grow and that we will soon see this technology become one of the foundational pillars of next-generation aviation. For those who wish to learn more about you and this groundbreaking invention, they can visit your personal website at MohsenBahmani.com. Wishing you and your team continued success. You have made us proud.”

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  Sarah MacLeod

  Wow, such bold statements. Where are your facts? There has been and always will be "pressure to uphold rigorous safety practices" from governments and airlines. Accidents are just that...accidents...and in aviation once the cause is determined (which when based on facts, can take years), a fix is activated to ensure that accident does not happen again. Show me another industry that has aviation's record for continuous improvement!

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  Sylvia Hoffmann

  Sorry its actually www.mohsenbahmani.com and Not what i previously.

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  Sylvia Hoffmann

  This invention is real. You can also find out more about it on Instagram or on TV, for example on SWR or BBC, or simply at www.Mohsenbachmani.de. This engineer is real, and so is his invention. Anyone who is seriously interested is welcome to contact me with questions about this invention and about Mr. Mohsen Bachmani, engineer and inventor. My email address is infofuersyl@gmail.com. I will then contact you as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your kind attention and interest.

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  Seyed Ehsan

  As an Engenner first i thought thats Sci-Fic, but as i studied the Project i understand how naive and Simple and initiativ the idea is . hope to hear from it soon

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  Rayhan Ahmed

  Why PIA not cancel the order for the B777 300 and opt for the B777 X to Renew there 777 fleet by retiring the B777 200 , 300, LR and replace them with the B777 X . But corruption backwardness Mismanagement stupity poor conduct has led to PIA’s death . PIA is not responsible it’s The people who run it including the Pakistani govt who has put the nations pride In the dustbin . PAF is getting enough fighter jets they need no more - PIA now needs a focus if keep feeding PAF then PIA will be no longer the nations airline.

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  Andrei

  What about tender results?

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  Eddie

  The hint is that a reduction in an Archer competitor was then invested in Archer. Other sites specify the 'competitor' was Rivian.

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  Robert

  Pylon failure apparently can occur because of accumulation of normal stresses. Blaming maint may be wrong

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  Mike

  Perhaps worth emphasising that the court ruled that the Capt can't be blamed on the evidence so far presented in the accident Preliminary Report. The Investigation is ongoing and will eventually produce a final report with all the evidence and its conclusions. The ruling does not preclude a finding of pilot deliberate action in that final report.

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  NGR

  The plane is powered by three engines not two

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  Running Brains Robotics

  Thank you for mentioning our GR100 robot, but why did you put a photo of a robot dog instead of our robot? ^^

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  Carlos Labadia

  You know that when bastian refuses to release the names of the pilots, at least one of them was a broad.

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  Gaspard

  Etihad has taken delivery of its first Airbus A321LR aircraft, though it is not an A321XLR, which is a separate, longer-range version.

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  Satish Singh

  Dear Sir I like to join your up coming MRO. Email Satishhrp @ gmail.com

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  Saveplus

  Great coverage! Excellent insights on innovation and sustainability showcased by the Airports Authority of India at Routes World 2025. https://saveplus.in/

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  Jack Russell

  I wonder where he hides the battery in his perpetual motion machine. But seriously if this becomes possible it's the answer to the age old problem of flying cars that parts don't fly off of killing the pilot or bystanders

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  Fernando

  I had the thought of a fish ignoring the media it finds itself in. Why not utilize the wind?

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  Chastoms

  There is no independent, peer-reviewed evidence to suggest that Iranian inventor Mohsen Bahmani has created a revolutionary propulsion system. Despite patent filings and press releases, the core physics concept he describes appears highly questionable, raising strong concerns that this is a hoax or a misrepresentation of a much less significant technology. Questionable claims Bahmani's claims echo those of other unproven "free energy" or perpetual motion machines that have failed scientific scrutiny. Vague description of physics: Bahmani claims his "reaction propulsion system" uses the "centrifugal force" of "weighted blocks" accelerating on a track to generate lift. While he insists the device follows Newton's Third Law, this description resembles perpetual motion concepts that have been repeatedly debunked. Real-world perpetual motion machines, which claim to create unlimited energy from a hidden source, do not work due to the fundamental laws of thermodynamics. A history of flashy, unproven ideas: Bahmani's website lists other inventions, including "floating shoes" that he claims allow a person to walk on water. This, along with his high-profile collaboration with luxury car brand Mansory, suggests a pattern of generating media buzz for novel but unproven concepts, rather than verifiable scientific breakthroughs. Red flags from "free energy" scams: His claims share several characteristics with documented energy scams, including promoting the technology for personal profit and alleging to have found a better or cleaner alternative to standard, proven technology.

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  Ron

  Way to go. I was in London going 1.8. Miles from the hotel to the Tower of London which only took a little more than an hour in an Uber.

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  Rpbert Ott

  I love this stuff please continue! But why a picture of Luke in front of his Spad that isn't rotary powered? Thanks

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  Peter Christian Rearick

  I had the privilege of meeting Mark at Rhinebeck a couple weeks ago, and the once in a lifetime opportunity to sit in the Camel's cockpit as he looked over my shoulder and talked me through the engine start. That Gnome is a beast! If you ever get the chance, try it out, it's amazing.

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  peolsolutions

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  Dan

  Will they become the first trent 1000 us operator

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  Geoff Parsons

  I do not see the RR nuclear submarine work on AUKUS as a "response" to engine challenges. RR has had nuclear submarine work for decades. A major change in engine strategy is the investigations into moving to engines for slim bodied aircraft engines as well as engines for wide-bodied aircraft. It is to be seen whether this is put into operation.

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  Peter Wright

  The line above: "While the Stabilizer Position Transducer defect is a critical issue capable of causing incorrect flight control responses, including unintended fuel cut-off signals, the official stated it has not been identified as the direct cause of the crash." concurs with my own personal assessment. The Transducer fault was reported and an engineer reviewed it but the period of inspection was short. The plane was released back into service within 47 minutes of landing when an engineer had to be called to plane and go to the site within the plane and then to review the issue raised. Nothing is reported on the findings or remedy. A frightening possibility I perceive is that the Pitch Transducer involved appeared to perform properly BUT the plane was horizontal . There is no mention of redundancy where a vote is taken by computer controls of, say, 2 to 1 out of 3. I'm not an avionics engineer, but this looks like a single input device, not unlike the original past single input Pitot tube situations. My eyebrows raised considerably when it was reported that the fuel supply to both engines was cut off immediately upon take off, wheels up. This was the FIRST moment when the PITCH of the airframe CHANGED. The Pitch Transducer that was reported faulty was the last item to be reviewed by engineers and according to the lines quoted above, does have the capacity to auto cutoff the fuel supply. It is supposed to be an input on tail attitude to the computer control system, but if a wrong input signal was interpreted as a landing situation then the wrong sequence was engaged and an auto fuel cutoff was engaged due to the pitch change. As far as I could see from the video of the flight, the trigger for the event was the takeoff itself. The plane appeared to veer left but was quickly corrected . The event looked like it was the beginning of a stall which would be inevitable with a loss of power. Supposing that the sensor input was the cause of the fuel cutoff, then after FADEC restarted the engines, a change in pitch to raise the nose would repeat the auto fuel cutoff. There is no mention of the 'official's' name above. The information that the component could cause a fuel cutoff is devastating, if true.

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  Logan

  This pioneering urban air mobility initiative in Sugar Land could eventually revolutionize international logistics by providing a blueprint for bypassing congested ground infrastructure, enabling faster last-mile air delivery for time-sensitive cross-border freight. For our international freight forwarding company https://ninnaholding.eu/ Ninna Holding International, this would be quite appropriate.

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  Ted Ralstonpositioj

  171 was perfectly normal up until time :42 or :43 when both Fuel switches were selected to Cutoff. All actions by engines, airplane, and RAT after tha time are caused soley by that 'cutoff' event. There were no failures anywhere in the numerous systems; all perfrmed as designed. There is no contribution by the numerous theories spilt all over the Iternet...there is no massive electrical failure, no APU battery fire, no engine failure, no TCMA involvement, no dragging brakes, no deeply-seated software glitches, no fuel switch failure, not pilot chair slipping backward pulling the throttels to idle. The CCTV, the Engines, the Airplane and RAT, and the IIAB Prelim Report all tell the same story. If we had access, we would find the FADEC data archives adding to that story. Note the way the IIAB report is cleverly written: bare-bone facfs that are not going to have to be changed, with a style the discusses only exceptions to the normal act of dispatch and takeoff, after settig the stage with the parameters of the flight. The purpose of the report is not to answer all of our questions or educate us, it is to outline the direction of their analysis. The myriad streaming data and CVR voice marks will be reserved for the final report. It is up to us, in the meantime, to fill in the gaps between the initiation of flight and what took place around :41 following normal training - the logical argument that with no remarks made or exceptoons noted in the report, the steps prior to :41 were normal. That tells us a lot in itself. It is worth noting that airplane operatiosn are highly structured, such that the logical argument abovd can be made with confidence. There is one note that must be made as it relates to mis-understanding on airspeeds after :41...airspeeds in the IIAB Report are given in IAS terms - Indicated airspeed, or the values calculagted by the Airspeed Module, which is a simple calculation based on the Pitot or Total Pressure in the airstream, and the Static or ambient pressure of the air mass. At high angles of attack such as at rotation, IAS reads falsely high as the airflow accelerates around the ovate nose, where the static sensors are located. The airplane air data module adjusts the reported IAS numbers by a compensaton term derived from the angle of attack indicators; the resulting Calibrated Airspeed (CAS) is presented to the crew and to the autopilot. Thus that apparently sudden acceleration from 155 at Vr to 180 at :42, just 7 seconds larger is in uncompensated AIS terms; the accompanying sudden 10-12 angle rotation occurring at that time would induce a heavy static pressure variation that needs to be accounted. It is apparent that the 180 IAS must be 162 CAS, or a -18 kt correction. The final report should give the CAS data as well - it is in the EAFR data stream. We know that it is 162 - because that is the planned V2 speed, which occurs at the end of rotation if the pilot rotates to the angle of pitch commanded by the pitch bars on PFD. We can check another way - the acceleration rate between two points we are given - 153 V1 and 155 VR - is 1 kt/sec. Extending this rate to the next 7 seconds to the :42 point quoted for the 180 kt - is 7 kt, or 155+7 = 162. It closes nicely. After the fuel chop at :42, all meaningful thrust would have ended 2 second later...it is not physically possible to gain more than 1-2 kt from the 162 point. And indeed the report confirms this, quoting in IAS terms. Furthermore, it is clear that the pilot flying (FO, as has been reported) was holding steady on the longitudinal pitch - or we would see relatively large swings in AIS, influenced as it is by angle of attack. A second confirmation of 162 CAS as the maximum speed reached is in the very purpose of holding to the target V2 - 162 in this case - to be at the airspeed for maximum climb performance if one engine were to fail. So what do we have, all taken together? By lack of flight crew remark, we have good dispatch data, good pushback, good engine start (eg the fuel switches were working just fine), good backtaxi, good takeoff clearance and roll. Critically, we had good 80kt 'system status check' which included takeoff acceleration, and good V1 or ;engine status check'. As per paragraph above, we had good rotation , hit the right speed, and pilot held steadyhand. Nowhere throughut any of the checkpoints up to rotation is there any remark about anything being out of order or off-normal. The first indicationis the digital position indication in the fuel switches going to Cutoff, and rigth after that the engines confirm that the DC side of the switches was in the Off position as well - as they began decelerating at an abnormal rate, 2 or 3 times the normal rollback rate cause by throttle. This extreme decel rate triggers the Engine Failure logic in the FADEC, a calculation based on abnormal simultaneous sudden decline in engine parameters. FADEC sets the ENG FAIL fault message on the data stream going to the to the airplane within 0.2 sec of the fuel chop. The engines have not technically failed -they are intact and functional, just have no fuel going into them. We know they are functional since they re-lit 10 seconds later when fuel and ignition were restored. The extreme deceleration caused by fuel-off at takeoff power looks to the FADEC sensors just like an engine failue, so the ENG FAIL message gets set. This is important - as no thrust occurs whether the engine has truly failed - so to the airplane, the effect is the same. At takeoff conditions, 2 @ ENG FAIL messages will trigger the airplane to deploy the RAT. This initiates within 0.5 second. Note that it is a FADEC signal that causes the airplane to deploy the RAT; FADEC (which is part of the engine) can not directly command any airplane action . So what we end up with is all within 1-2 seconds of :41.,, a) fuel off one engine; b) fuel off the other engine; ; c) extreme decelertion and drop in thrust; d) ENG FAIL signal from FADEC to airplane; e) RAT deployment initiated; e) APU start sequence initiated; pilot still holding V2 pitch attitude, even as airspeed starts dropping off. All in 2 seocnds. All factors were direct result of fuel switches set to Cutoff; no other faults were present. The restart attempt 6 and 10 seconds later proves that the DC buss was functioning correctly, as the fuel valves opened; proves also that the AC power (provided by RAT at this point) was in good shape, providihg AC to the engine ignitors. And this proves that FADECs were working properly, providing AC to the ignitors, scheduling compressor bleeds and VSV to enable the starts. Ther engine that had been allowed to decelerate an additioal 4 seconds was so far down in N2 by then, into the RPM range where Starter Assist was required - but starters require Ground Power, APU, or opposite engine generator power, none of which were available. The fuel switch position indications, now reporting Run positioj, proves that the Digital side of the switches was working; and proves that TCMA was not a factor - for 3 reasons. The switch positions properly indicated as just stated, which means that the fuel switches caused the fuel to flow; and TCMA if it had operated would require MX action to reset it; and the Weight on Wheels switches had moved during to Air, during rotation, which depowers TCMA. Whew! Long explanation. But critcal. It was just another day at hte office - everything just fine as in the 3000 accumuted takeoffs this crew had been party to; until someone pulled and reset the fuel switches. At that singular moment in time - the few seconds after rotation - then and only then, the well-calculated effect was fatal.

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  Rayhan Ahmed

  PIA does not need the B777 300 but needs The B777X to increase it focus on a world Leading airline. Those 5 orders can be cancelled and changed to order for the 777X this would be only a fantasy then Reality . PIA’s declining health is the cowboys CEO’s that they have had for many years the worst one was the German man Who decided to lease A340 300 from Sri Lakan airlines this was act of stupidity And madness. Next the air chiefs from the PAF who after The German man damaged PIA by neglect And greed . PIA is now at its down fall near to ceasing Operations if the right management is not Selected for the job. Now look they have just taken out 2 B777 200 LR’s for heavy maintenance and ceased the route to Canada for 3 weeks . Now what’s wrong in operating the 777 300LR’s or 777 200 LRs to run the operation while the other 2 aircraft are in the hangers . What a circus !!!!!!

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  ClaudiaSunshine T

  Wow, incredibly amazing! Since St. Petersburg is still a popular retiree destination, will these be able to carry a passenger and their wheelchair?

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  S Mehta

  For someone who "has a decade of aviation experience" he's missed a lot. Please see the comments on his YouTube video and you'll know.

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  Erik Maxwell

  I have seen the Simulation video. The production is excellent, but it does not faithfully reproduce the tragic flight, as it yields different "data" from what is in the AAIB Preliminary Report. The latter must be taken as gospel until further information becomes available.

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  Ted Lund

  Good luck with 406SV. I worked the ground on that plane and it always broken.

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  Raja

  Turkish airlines operated by indigo code share agreements towards latvia, is it expires august 31st 2025

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  Mark Adams

  Evidently, AI-written articles aren't all that trustworthy because this article mentioned Ukrainian drones around St Petersburg, but it's not the St Petersburg in FL. Maybe the old-fashion way of a human actually writing a piece of literature, then another human proofreading it might prove valuable. Misinformation is rapidly on the rise.

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  브르스

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  Michael

  Boeing IS a party in investigation team - as it always was, that airplane and engine manufacturers are, bcouse this is standard procedure. But yes, Mary Schiavo is a lawyer, not an aviation expert - even if she was in a high ranking position in Department of Transport and was succesful in her campaign to reduce fake spare parts in aviation etc. Hovewer, her claim that software glitch may be involved in Air India crash has some merit and should be investigated. Generally, this article is poorly written and it looks like it is AI generated. Am I some kind of expert? 30 years of experience on maintenance of aircraft, including big commercial jets, now instructor of aviation maintenance technicians aspiring to work on commercial passenger jets.

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  Peter Edmonds

  I feel that Boeing is too quick to blame pilot error when there is ample evidence of software faults. There is the case of the 2019 Japan Airlines engine rollback the same as the Air India incident where the engines cut out, luckily the plane was only on the ground. Personally I will not fly in any Boeing plane….. airbus is much better built.

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  Ernie Lee

  Forget the non electric manual fuel switches as its unprovable. Remember the Boeing Max

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  Fong sk

  There is also the incident of Japan Airlines JA804 FADEC induced engine shutdown in 2013

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  PG

  This woman is a lawyer, not an aviation expert. She attended law school, not aviation trained. Being a part of the department of transportation doesn't make her an expert. She suffers from expectation bias as well. Also, and most importantly, this is an AI generated article that falsely states Boeing is part of the investigation team. You can't trust any fake media or real media outlets that use AI.

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  @johnhbrandon

  The ANA report doesn’t say whether the FDC recorded switch movements from run to cutoff. The fuel control switches have two independent sets of contacts that have unique functions. One set of contacts commands the fuel control valves, the other set sends a position “signal” to the FDR to show what position the switches are in at any given time. In the AI 171 incident, there was a positive recording of the fuel control switches being physically moved from run to cutoff one second apart and not put back into the run/relight position for 10 seconds on engine 1 and 14 seconds for engine two. If there was a situation where both engines flamed out simultaneously, pilots are trained to move the fuel control switches to cutoff and back to run immediately, not 10 seconds later. Airbus uses an almost identical system to control the fuel valves to the engines. Introduced in 2011, the 787 doesn’t have any chronic issue involving the fuel control system. In fact, most Boeing and Airbus aircraft use the same logic.

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  re; The ANA incident

  The ANA incident was completely different. They were on final approach and did not need to restart the engines. Take off and landing are two completely different scenarios.

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  Wayne De Leeuw

  The larger question is when will AI threaten human life? It will also change the dependencies of what humans need. Our lives will be threatened because fewer and fewer jobs will be out there for humans to fill. We are quickly becoming a machine centric world. The machines do standard and mundane functions that humans are accustomed to performing. I would say the first instance of this many years ago was the automated teller machines at banks (ATMs). That resulted in less tellers working at banks. This is quickly effecting many businesses with self checkout machines.

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  Ravi Krishnan A K

  Information about inadvertent dual engine fuel cutoff on All Nippon Airways Boeing 787-8 is available in 'The Aviation Herald' article dated 17 January 2019 available here: https://avherald.com/h?article=4c2fe53a

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  John R

  Correction needed: there was 1 survivor on board AI-171. Many commentators are getting this fact wrong, which makes me wonder about the accuracy of what else these folk are claiming. In short, the Preliminary Report does claim that the fuel cut off switches "transitioned". But the evidence they have for this claim has not been reported. Unless the investigators release further information, it is possible - even likely - that the physical switches didn't move at all. Why do I suggest this? At rotate, we know the fuel cutoff switches were at "run". If the report is to believed, we also know that 40 seconds later, the switches were at "run". There is then a possibility that the duel engine shut down was initiated by a software or micro switch malfunction. Seeing the engines go to cutoff, there would have been multiple cockpit warnings going off, and in such a scenario, the memory check list would be for the pilots to flip the switches to cutoff (if indeed there were at cutoff) and then immediately switch them to "run". All we actually DO know for sure is that the preliminary report, for reasons yet unknown, has added much to confusion and speculation. It doesn't even directly quote the pilots' words. Further official comment needs to be made - and soon - if Air India wants to ever properly recover from this aviation disaster.

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  Mike G

  The engine shutdown on the 2019 ANA flight occurred shortly AFTER the plane landed when the thrust reversers were deployed too soon. Boeing had warned of this possibility.

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  Michael T Scott, Veteran Pilot/Capt since '73

  There are far too many variables that include FADEC malfunction, RAT early deployment, switch integrity vs cascading levels of circuits, Boeing, Air India and the Airlines Industry taking a huge loss over downed equipment and refitted Computer systems. This investigation will likely take several years before its completed and proper safety measures are taken. In the meanwhile the crew should be left blameless.

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  shahadut

  Hi, This tragedy underscores how vital it is to address recurring technical issues and ensure pilots are fully trained to manage complex system failures. If early warnings were missed or insufficiently resolved, accountability is essential. Let’s hope the investigation leads to systemic improvements—not just for Air India, but across the aviation industry. https://insuredirect.com/general-liability-insurance/

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  787Pilot

  I don't find detail of the incident (Mary Schiavo cites). Can anyone point out to actual incident detail (All Nippon airline 2019).

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  Ben

  "the system’s premature fuel cutoff forced the plane to glide heavily to the runway. Fortunately, the incident occurred during landing rather than takeoff, preventing a crash." That statement is incorrect. The aircraft had already landed when the engines cut off.

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