Summary
A preliminary report on the Air India crash in June revealed that both fuel control switches, which are used to turn off the engines, were moved to the cut-off position. BBC's correspondent Theo Leggett explained that moving these switches involves a two-step process.
Key Facts
- A preliminary report investigated the Air India crash in June.
- The report found that both engine fuel control switches were moved to the cut-off position.
- The fuel control switches are used to turn the engines off.
- Moving these switches involves a two-step process.
- BBC's Theo Leggett provided insights on the role of these switches.
